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Theoretical or philosophical paper
Peer reviewed
Population
Ayahuasca groups in the Netherlands
Topics
Ayahuasca
Keywords
Anthropology
Citations
8
Key points
Argues that the internationalization of ayahuasca involves complex negotiations between legal systems, religious freedoms, and the preservation of indigenous traditions.
Abstract
in: Beatriz Caiuby Labate & Henrik Jungaberle (eds.), The Internationalization of Ayahuasca, Lit Verlag: Zürich / Berlin 2011, 85-103.
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