At the Risk of Being Heard Identity, Indigenous Rights, and Postcolonial States Bartholomew Dean and Jerome M. Levi, Editors An analysis of indigenous rights and the challenges confronting indigenous peoples in the twenty-first century |
6 x 9.
356 pgs.
11 photographs, 10 maps.
(2003) |
Leading experts in the analysis of ethnicity and indigenous rights explore why and how the circumstances of indigenous peoples are improving in some places of the world, while human rights continue to be abused in others. Drawing on case studies from Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, the contributors investigate how political organization, natural resource management, economic development, and conflicting definitions over cultural, linguistic, religious, and territorial identity have informed indigenous strategies for empowerment. Bartholomew Dean is Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Kansas. Jerome M. Levi is Associate Professor of Anthropology, Carleton College. |
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