A Future for Amazonia: Randy Borman and Cofán Environmental Politics
It is a well-crafted and nicely combined account of an ethnographic study with the personal story of Randy Borman…it is a must read for all those who want to understand the ecological sustainability efforts of indigenous people around the world in general, and the success story of the Cofán in Amazonia in particular. (Navin SinghIndigenous Peoples, Issues, and Resources2013-07-10)We must thank Michael Cepek for an ethnography that not only sheds light on indigenous cultural resistance, but also allows us to imagine such questions. (Laura RivalJournal of Latin American Studies2013-07-01)