Victims of the Miracle

Explore the profound implications of the Brazilian government's development initiatives in the Amazon with "Victims of the Miracle" by JHMC. Published by Cambridge University Press in 1977, this compelling book provides an in-depth analysis of the social and environmental ramifications of the Amazon development program. Spanning 224 pages, JHMC's clear and accessible narrative invites readers to grasp the complexities and controversies surrounding this significant issue. As the first comprehensive account from an anthropological perspective, this book sheds light on the often-overlooked consequences faced by the indigenous peoples and the environment amidst rapid progress. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone interested in environmental studies, "Victims of the Miracle" is an essential read that raises critical questions about development and sustainability. Discover the impact of this pivotal moment in Brazilian history and its lasting effects today.