… Latin American Indians collided with a world our world-that … world, integrated by communication,
called it a" global village"(… will discover the international relations of the tribal village. …

… to an understanding of US-Latin American relations or Latin American politics. It is primarily
… contracting out US development assistance. The volume’s link to the Latin American context …

… of themselves internationally as defenders of Indian rights. … for Indian rights within an
International Relations framework, a field of study not normally drawn upon to discuss indigenous …

… Hence the importance of Eastern Europe and Latin America, where contending conceptions
of civil society feature contestation, struggle, life and death, politics. This volume suggests …

… successful "transnational Indian rights movement" (p. 18) in Latin America, focusing primarily
on indigenous peoples (tribal villages) within Ecuador, Brazil, Mexico, Nicaragua, and …

… international success of Latin America's Indian groups, she concedes, as her many examples
demonstrate, that the "global native rights … 97), who are not necessarily indigenous. Brysk …

… into the indigenous rights movement in Latin American, Alison Brysk takes us far beyond the
… Latin American politics, indigenous and ethnic politics, as well as social movement theory. …

… of the importance of international leverage and transnational … of indigenous organizations,
Brysk makes a vital and original contribution to studies of indigenous politics in Latin America. …

… From Tribal Village to Global Village, Alison Brysk's broadly comparative analysis of
indigenous movements in selected Latin American countries, chronicles the emergence of native …

… Studies at the University of California, San Diego. She has published work on the rights of
… in Southern California, most recently in Urban Affairs Review. This year, she expanded her …