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3-0770 PATHWAYS TOCOTACACHI: AGENCY IN POLITICS,NATURE AND LIVELIHOODS
Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers:  Maria Moreno (University of Kentucky)
Chairs:  Dana Hill (Syracuse University/ Universidad de Otavalo)
Discussants:  Kristine Skarbo (University of Georgia)
Glacial Retreat, Irregular Rainfall and Reduced Mountain Runoff: The Effects of Climate Change On Water Availability for Agriculture In Cotacachi, Ecuador
Kristin A VanderMolen (University of Georgia)
Warmikuna, Juyayai!: Indigenous Women, Participation and Alternative Development In the Ecuadorian Highlands
Maria Moreno (University of Kentucky)
FROM the Pachamama to the Political: Indigenous WOMEN´S Agency IN the Andes
Dana Hill (Syracuse University/ Universidad de Otavalo and Syracuse University/ Universidad de Otavalo)
Road to the Future?: Pathways to Rural Livelihoods
Chantelle Alena Falconer (University of Toronto)
Panel Discussant: Kristine Skarbo
Question and comments from the audience
Discussant
Kristine Skarbo (University of Georgia)
Discussion
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