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Paul Sabin, "Searching for Middle Ground: Native Communities and Oil Extraction in the Northern Central Ecuadorian Amazon, 1967-1993," pp. 144-68. Myrna Santiago, "Rejecting Progress in Paradise: Huastecs, the Environment, and the Oil Industry in Veracruz, Mexico, 1900-1935," pp. 169-88.Nancy Quam-Wickham, "Cities Sacrificed on the Altar of Oil: Popular Opposition to Oil Development in 1920s Los Angeles," pp. 189-209. Brian Black, "Oil Creek as Industrial Apparatus: Re-creating the Industrial Process Through the Landscape of Pennsylvania's Oil Boom," pp. 210-29.
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