References
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An Indigenous World: How Native Peoples Can Turn Globalization to Their Advantage |
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Global Policy Forum |
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The Web site contains an article by Moisés Naím, editor of Foreign Policy magazine, in which the author contends that globalization has allowed indigenous peoples to expand their influence through collaboration with powerful allies such as environmental organizations. |
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http://www.globalpolicy.org/component/content/article/161-politics/28019.html |
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Globalization Is Not Made in the West: Historically-rooted, Globalization’s Latest Challenge Is to Widen and Deepen Democracy |
| Host: |
Global Policy Forum |
| Description: |
The Web site contains an article by Robbie Robertson, professor of Development Studies at the University of the South Pacific, Fiji, in which the author examines an historical analysis of globalization and argues that the most pressing issue is in the necessity for stable, fair governance. |
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| Title: |
The Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples |
| Host: |
The People’s Movement for Human Rights Education |
| Description: |
The Web site contains an introduction to the issue of human rights for indigenous peoples as well as links to other related topics including government commitments and declarations. |
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http://www.pdhre.org/rights/indigenous.html |
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