Totonicapán: Tension in Guatemala’s Indigenous HinterlandIII. Indigenous Governance
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III. Indigenous Governance
Totonicapán: Tension in Guatemala’s Indigenous Hinterland, Feb. 6, 2013, pp. Page 8-Page 16 (9 pages)
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Table of contents
  1. Front Matter
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Executive Summary (pp. Page i-Page ii)
  4. Recommendations (pp. Page iii-Page iii)
  5. I. Introduction (pp. Page 1-Page 5)
  6. II. Totonicapán (pp. Page 6-Page 7)
  7. III. Indigenous Governance (pp. Page 8-Page 16)
  8. IV. The Demands of the 48 Cantons (pp. Page 17-Page 19)
  9. V. Failed Dialogues (pp. Page 20-Page 26)
  10. VI. Conclusion (pp. Page 27-Page 27)
  11. Appendix A: Map of Guatemala (pp. Page 28-Page 28)
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