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Endnotes
1. Eric Wolf (1982) was particularly insightful about this process,
observing in one of his seminal topics, that if tradition is to survive,
along with the people who value it, community leaders must carefully
guide their societies through a continuing process of change, guarding
the most valuable elements of their cultural heritage while replacing
others with changes and acquisitions from the outside.
2. For a detailed discussion of this process in Mexico, see Barkin 1990.
3. There is an explosive discussion of the signifi cance of autonomy in
Latin America. For a brief introduction see Gabriel 2007 as well as the
website: http://www.latautonomy.org/.
4. This position is intimately related to a profound discussion of a
functional in contrast to an ethical dimension of sustainability,
particularly in Latin America. Here we refer to the redimensioning of
the problem of social and productive exclusion analyzed in the regional
literatures as praxis (Sánchez Vázquez 2003), “dialogue of knowledge
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