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Rodolfo Stavenhagen Summary and Analysis by Ryan Bellino
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NativesAboriginesIndians Who Are The Indigenous? Indigenous
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Sami Norway Native Americans Inuit Hawaians Canada/USA Maori New Zealand Aborigines Australia Ainu Japan ‘small’ peoples of the North Russia
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Land FarmersGatherers Nomadic Pastoralists Hunters
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Colonial state Immigrant colonists Religious missions State-sponsored settlers Large plantations Livestock ranchers Transnational corporations Miners Lumber companies Who Took The Land
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Economic Development & Modernization Cultural Identity
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Religious conversion Deny their cultural identity Taught in national language with native language as a dialect Education
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First Not the minority but a demographic majority Second Original historic rights that minorities do not Third Formal treaties with colonial states that should be upheld Human Rights
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My Analysis
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“If any two men desire the same thing, which nevertheless they cannot both enjoy, they become enemies” Hobbes
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“that the subordinated do have a voice. It needs to be heard because it can reveal value where none was previously acknowledged” (Kittay, 2011, p. 54). Kittay
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