Animal Rights, Human Rights: Ecology, Economy and Ideology in the Canadian ArcticUniversity of Toronto Press, 1991 - 206 pages This study of the controversy surrounding the hunting of seals in the Canadian Arctic concentrates on the Inuit of Clyde River, Baffin Island, and traces the evolution of the traditional subsistence economy and social structure to the present cash economy, and the effects of animal rights movements on the Inuit culture. Extensive bibliography, maps and glossary of Inuit sealing terms. |
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Traditional people in the modern world | 11 |
Animal rights the seal protest and Inuit | 35 |
The culture of subsistence | 56 |
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