Michael F. Brown Who owns native culture?

The purpose of this book is to initiate a discussion of the ethical and economic dilemmas raised when indigenous property (physical or intellectual) is claimed and circulated by non-indigenous groups. Brown, Lambert Professor of Anthropology and Latin American Studies at Williams College, uses court cases, historical documentation, and personal interviews and experiences to demonstrate the conflicts that arise over ownership of indigenous culture. His book focuses on rights to abstract ideas, such...

Engels | 315 pagina's | Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA [etc.] | 2003

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