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Indigenization before Indigenization
Russian Studies in History, 2017The Author traces how the former members of local Ukrainian, Belorussian, and Jewish national-communist groups were absorbed by the ruling Bolshevik party as well as the state apparat of Soviet Ukr...
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Mediating Indigeneity, Indigenizing Media
Parallax, 2014Brendan Hokowhitu and Vijay Devadas's latest instalment in the University of Minnesota Press's Indigenous Americas series is a welcome intervention in a still nascent field: Indigenous Media Studie...
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Deciphering the “Indigenous” in Indigenous Methodologies
AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples, 2012Motivated by the author's experience in an Indigenous Studies doctoral programme, this article examines what is inherent within the meaning of Indigenous in the term Indigenous methodologies. Through this examination it becomes evident that Traditional knowledges are not interchangeable with Indigenous within the term.
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Indigenous Peoples and Indigeneity
2016Tawhai provides a thorough and much needed examination of the notions of Indigenous peoples and indigeneity as expressed through international instruments such as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The chapter critically explores the tensions these notions cause for considerations of citizenship and social justice ...
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2023
Colonial and developmental determinism is a cultural kind founded on the assumptions that men are worthy holders of authority who bring order to the human systems that address all people needs and takes their where they need to go. This centred ontology grants the right of passage over meaningless unresponsive landscapes and unknowing insignificant ...
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Colonial and developmental determinism is a cultural kind founded on the assumptions that men are worthy holders of authority who bring order to the human systems that address all people needs and takes their where they need to go. This centred ontology grants the right of passage over meaningless unresponsive landscapes and unknowing insignificant ...
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Indigenous Communities and Indigenous Children
The International Journal of Children’s Rights, 2015A move away from the traditional child-parent-state model of children’s rights in favour of a four-party model which includes indigenous communities can be identified in international legal discourse. The basis for this phenomenon can be found in arguments for the preservation of indigenous culture. However, whether this argument is adequate for such a
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Indigenous Knowledges and ways of knowing are recognized globally as valuable and fragile. Library and Information Science (LIS) is changing so that it is respectful and culturally sensitive in its intersection with Indigenous Knowledges. This entry considers Indigenous librarianships and presents key concepts, principles, and protocols.
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2016
Indigenous peoples pre-date the contemporary world system of nation-states, and yet are now bound with this global scheme through asymmetric power relations of colonialism. As colonial exchanges saw the expropriation of Indigenous lands and the concentration of wealth in European hands from 1492, notions of progress, private property and nationhood ...
Brigg, Morgan, Walker, Polly O.
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Indigenous peoples pre-date the contemporary world system of nation-states, and yet are now bound with this global scheme through asymmetric power relations of colonialism. As colonial exchanges saw the expropriation of Indigenous lands and the concentration of wealth in European hands from 1492, notions of progress, private property and nationhood ...
Brigg, Morgan, Walker, Polly O.
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2018 Art Gallery, 2018
We started reading science fiction as teenagers. We fell in love with the fantastic worlds, the strange societies, the alien cultures and the amazing technologies. As we got older, though, we began to notice the lack of Native people in those futures. In fact, there were barely any nonwhite people at all.
Jason Edward Lewis, null Skawennati
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We started reading science fiction as teenagers. We fell in love with the fantastic worlds, the strange societies, the alien cultures and the amazing technologies. As we got older, though, we began to notice the lack of Native people in those futures. In fact, there were barely any nonwhite people at all.
Jason Edward Lewis, null Skawennati
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Indigenous Bioethics and Indigenous Rights
2021Issues related to the health of Indigenous peoples are deeply connected to the ongoing legacy of colonization and to complex issues about access to human rights. In this chapter we explore how the field of bioethics can contribute to solutions through a consideration of Indigenous perspectives on health and the ongoing effects of colonization.
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