Vol. 22 No. 2 (2023)

Published January 1, 2023
Volume 22, Number 2

Our authors in this issue offer clear options for organizing and enforcing policies to implement Fourth World self-determination rooted in accepted international principles.

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Cultural Death: Destruction of a People in Whole or In Part
Dr. Rudolph C. Rÿser (Author)
1-13
Genocide is a term now commonly used to refer to the mass murder of a group resulting in their destruction in whole or in part. The inventor of the word “genocide” did not originally conceive the ... more
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A Voice At the Table: Strengthening Collaboration in the Governance of Environmental Agreements
Beatrice Hamilton, Jason Baldes, Gary Morishima, Elize Shakalela, Jeji Varghese, Roger Zetter (Author); Aline Castañeda Cadena (Translator)
15-25, 27-38
A variety of Inter-State Agreements (ISA) have been developed to establish policies and expectations regarding environmental policy and management. However, governance mechanisms have not been ... more
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Coca Cola and Coca Leaves: A Case Study on the use of FPIC
Irene Delfanti (Author)
40-71
This article considers how system knowledge from a production point of view can interact with international law in such ways as to uphold the international principle of free, prior informed ... more
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Recognition of Indigenous Citizenship and Nationhood: Challenges for Educators in Aotearoa
Veronica Tawhai (Author)
73-79
In Aotearoa (New Zealand), the nations that make up the Indigenous Māori population enjoy a limited form of recognition by the state, based on the Treaty of Waitangi signed between these nations ... more
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Five Horsemen of the Apocalypse in Indian Country: Strategizing to strengthen Nations’ Sovereignty
81-91
On August 8, 2022, in anticipation of an important meeting of the leadership of the National Congress of American Indians, the Chairman of the Center for World Indigenous Studies wrote a brief ... more
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