Keystone nations: indigenous peoples and salmon across the north Pacific / ed. by B.J.Colombi, J.F.Brooks. - Santa Fe: School for Advanced Research Press, 2012. - xvi, 305 p.: ill., maps. - (School for advanced research advanced seminar series). - Ref.: p.255-289. - Ind.: p.291-305. - ISBN 978-1-934691-90-8  Место хранения:   046 | Институт гуманитарных исследований и проблем малочисленных народов Севера СО РАН | Якутск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

List of Illustrations .......................................... ix Preface ........................................................ xi Benedict J. Colombi and James F. Brooks 1 Introduction: Cultivating Capture Fisheries: Lessons from Salmon Culturing and Cultures ................................ 3 Courtland L. Smith 2 The Oil Company, the Fish, and the Nivkhi: The Cultural Value of Sakhalin Salmon .................................... 25 Emma Wilson 3 Shades of Deep Salmon: Fish, Fishing, and Itelmen Cultural History ..................................................... 47 David Koester 4 Koryak Salmon Fishery: Remembrances of the Past, Perspectives for the Future ................................. 65 Erich Kasten 5 Indigenous Peoples' Traditional Fishing in Kamchatka and Local Community Development Concept Based on Sustainable Use of Fish Resources: Problems and Solutions ............... 89 Victoria N. Sharakhmatova 6 Deprivations amid Abundance: The Role of Salmon and "Other Natural Resources" in Sustaining Indigenous Aleut Communities ................................................ 109 Katherine Reedy-Maschner 7 Enduring Ties: Salmon and the Alutiiq/Sugpiaq Peoples of the Kodiak Archipelago, Alaska .......................... 133 Courtney Carothers 8 The Disturbed Environment: The Indigenous Cultivation of Salmon .................................................. 161 Charles R. Menzies 9 "Salmon and His People": Encounters with Global Capitalism ................................................. 183 Benedict J. Colombi 10 Columbia River Tribal Fisheries: Life History Stages of a Co-management Institution ............................. 207 Sibyl Diver 11 Conclusion: Salmon Trajectories along the North Pacific Rim: Diversity, Exchange, and Human-Animal Relations ....... 237 Marianne Elisabeth Lien References .................................................... 255 Index ......................................................... 291