Mining and Indigenous Livelihoods - Rights, Revenues, and Resistance is a textbook that focuses on the relationship between mining and indigenous communities. It offers insight into the rights, revenue streams, and resistance of indigenous peoples within the mining sector.
This reference work builds on the field of anthropology and is intended for use in higher education, depending on the program and curriculum. Its clear positioning on the topic makes the book suitable as study and reference material for professionals and academics.
- Subtitle: Rights, Revenues, and Resistance
- Series: Routledge Studies of the Extractive Industries and Sustainable Development
- Format: paperback