Amazonia: Territorial Struggles on Perennial Frontiers (Center Books in Natural History)
"Little's work, clearly written and accompanied by excellent maps, provides a sober, informed look at the tangle of competing interests on the Amazon." -- Barbara A. Sommer, The Americas"Paul Little's highly original study of two distinct watersheds located at two extremes of the Amazon Basin offers a detailed analysis of contemporary conflicts over Amazonian forest lands and resources, and their use... A veritable tour de force, Amazonia is political ecology at its best. Paul little is not only a brilliant geographer, but also a talented ethnographer, and an excellent journalist... His book shines with humanism." -- Laura Rival, Journal of Latin American Studies