Hunter-gatherers in a Changing World

Introduction: Hunter-Gatherers in a Fast Changing World.- Part I: The Historical Legacy.- 1. The Fortunes of Foragers in Colonial and Post-Colonial New Guinea.- 2. When is a Foraging Society? The Loplik in the Tarim Basin.- Part II: Environmental Change.- 3. Trailing Forest Uses Among the Punan Tubu of North Kalimantan, Indonesia.- 4. Bushmeat Crisis, Forestry Reforms and Contemporary Hunting Among Central African Forest Hunters.- 5. Defaunation Through the Eyes of the Tsimane'.- 6. The Death of the Chief of Peccaries: The Apurinã and the Scarcity of Forest Resources in Brazilian Amazonia.- Part III: Changes in Economic, Political and Legal Systems.- 7. Why Pumé Foragers Retain a Hunting and Gathering Way of Life on a Transitional Landscape.- 8. Sharing in a Context of Rural Development. A Study Among a Contemporary Hunter-Gatherer Society in Indonesia.- 9. Hunter-Gatherers and Fishing Rights in Alaska and Siberia: Contemporary Governmentality, Subsistence, and Sustainable Enterprises.- Part IV: Globalization and Cultural Change.- 10. Indigenous Networks and Evangelical Frontiers: Problems with Governance Ethics in Cases of 'Voluntary Isolation' in Contemporary Amazonia.- 11. 'Like Father, Like Son'? Baka Children's Local Ecological Knowledge Learning in a Context of Cultural Change.- 12. Persistence and Change in Infant Care among Aka Foragers.- 13. Globalized Conflicts, Globalized Responses. Changing Manners of Contestation Among Indigenous Communities.