This paper discusses researcher positionality in the studies of indigenous communities in
the context of the Transforming Universities for a Changing Climate project. The paper is …

The goal of indigenous rights and recognition is best served by recognizing the social
constructedness of indigeneity as a political tool to ground claims within nation states. An …

This book is an interdisciplinary study of struggles for indigenous self-determination and the
recognition of indigenous' territorial rights in Latin America. Studies of indigenous peoples' …

This book draws on the experiences of the indigenous movement in Myanmar to explore
how the local construction of indigenous identities connects communities to global …

The field of politics of language intersects with language policy and planning, language of
politics, language politics, language revitalization, linguistic rights, language laws, and …

Canada's concept of “status”–the definition of who is an Aboriginal person under the Indian
Act–has its analogies in the administrative practices of many countries. However, the …

Advocacy of an indigenous right to isolation in the Latin American context responds to
multiple depredations, above all to plundering by extractivists. Two prominent international …

From the mid-1960s, Brazilian and European activists collaborated to raise awareness
about human rights violations in Brazil, which at the time was under an authoritarian military …

The “Global South” is the imagined and real geographic space from which the contributions
to this issue of the Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies draw their inspiration and …

Mineral and other natural resource wealth belong to the people who live on the land in
which such natural wealth resides. This is articulated in Article 1 (2) of the International …