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New World of Indigenous Resistance

reviewed by Mario E. L�pez-Gopar, William Sughrua & �ngeles Clemente - February 01, 2011

Title: New World of Indigenous Resistance
Author(s): Noam Chomsky; Lois Meyer and Benjamin Maldonado (eds.)
Publisher: City Lights Publishers, San Francisco
ISBN: 0872865339, Pages: 300, Year: 2010
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Mario L�pez-Gopar Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico E-mail Author MARIO E. L�PEZ-GOPAR is a professor at the Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico. His research interests involve critical pedagogies connected with issues of multilingualism and interculturalism. William Sughrua Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico WILLIAM SUGHRUA is a professor at the Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico. His research interests involve critical pedagogies connected with issues of multilingualism and interculturalism. �ngeles Clemente Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico �NGELES CLEMENTE is a professor at the Universidad Aut�noma Benito Ju�rez de Oaxaca, Mexico. Her research interests involve critical pedagogies connected with issues of multilingualism and interculturalism.

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