Ecological Native

Astrid Ulloa is an Associate Professor of Geography at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. She has carried out extensive fieldwork in Colombia, mainly in Chocó and in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Her research focuses on indigenous peoples' movements, ethnicity, and the anthropology of the environment and climate change. She is the author of various books about community-based management of fauna and the cultural and environmental politics of indigenous peoples in Latin America and Colombia.

• 1. Introduction  2. The Emergence and Continuity of Indigenous Peoples' Movements: Latin America and Colombia  3. Indigenous Peoples' Movements of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Columbia  4. Thinking Green: Global Eco-Governmentality and its Effects in Colombia and The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta  5. "Ecological" Identities of Indigenous Peoples: Historical Process of Construction  6. The Ecological Native: Images and Representations  7. The Power of Ecological Identity: Alternative Ways of Thinking and Acting Within A Globalocality  8. Indigenous Peoples within Eco-Governmentality?