Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-303) and index.
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Chilean state policies toward the Mapuche people -- Periphery of the periphery : the export of growth, income, and population -- The Mapuche movement from the 1930s to 1973 : the defense of the Reducciones -- Neoliberal ideology and institutionalization -- Resurgence of the Mapuche movement : reaction to Decree law 2568, the rise of new demands, and the political process during the transition -- The Indigenous law of 1993 : contested concepts of peoples, territory, and development -- Indigenous rights under siege : the conflict over the Bíobío hydroelectric projects -- The Bíobío dam projects : sustainable development, national security, and indigenous rights -- The neoliberal logging industry versus the defense of territory and culture -- The logging industry, the Concertación government, and demands for collective rights -- Conclusion : reform of the reform?