Books:
* "The Yanomami and the Curse of Gold" (1999): This book explores the impact of gold mining on the Yanomami people, highlighting the social, cultural, and environmental consequences.
* "The Yanomami: An Amazonian People and Their Struggle for Survival" (2015): A comprehensive examination of the Yanomami culture, history, and their ongoing struggles for survival in the face of external pressures.
* "Ethnocide and the Yanomami: The Case of the Brazilian Amazon" (2003): A detailed account of the ethnocide faced by the Yanomami due to violence, disease, and the destruction of their territory.
* "The Other Amazon: The Indigenous Peoples of the Brazilian Amazon" (2016): This book examines the diverse cultures, languages, and histories of the Indigenous peoples of the Amazon region.
Articles and Chapters:
In addition to her books, Alcida Rita Ramos has also authored numerous articles and book chapters on topics related to:
* Indigenous rights and activism
* Environmental justice in the Amazon
* Anthropological research methods and ethics
* Cultural survival and resistance
Other Contributions:
* Academic leadership: Alcida Rita Ramos has held academic positions at various universities, including the National Museum of Brazil and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
* Activism: She is a vocal advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples and actively participates in environmental justice movements.
Her work is considered essential reading for anyone interested in the Amazon, Indigenous cultures, and the intersection of environmental and human rights.