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Moreover, in February, the tiny autonomous region of Gagauzia, with its indigenous Turkic population, announced through a Russia-backed referendum that it has the right to secede if Moldova “loses its statehood.”
Finally, moderate Muslims must explore Indonesia's vibrant and indigenous Islamic traditions.
Should these countries’ governments continue to invest heavily in developing indigenous labor forces, with the aim of decreasing dependency on foreign workers?
With so many trades and professions dominated by relatively cheap overseas labor, the indigenous population is often left with few occupational domains offering competitive wages.
The book addresses the history of slavery and other forms of bondage of indigenous peoples in the Americas, a topic that has received much less attention than African-American enslavement.
The laws were based on Catholic values and pushed by an activist group that included Bartolomé de las Casas, who championed the rights of indigenous peoples as children of God and subjects of the King.
The Kim cult owes something to Stalinism, something to messianic Christianity, something to Confucian ancestor worship, something to indigenous shamanism, and something to the emperor worship of the Japanese, who ruled Korea in the first half of the twentieth century.
They need to rely on a mix of economic tools, including farm protectionism, aimed at helping indigenous producers.
In other countries, underrepresented indigenous communities were given cameras and broadcast licenses.
But, while machines work everywhere, managers must abide by local traditions and belong to indigenous social networks.
It requires profound indigenous change that might take the better part of this century to produce.
Second, Africa needs indigenous knowledge creation.
The notorious “White Australia” immigration policy was abandoned in the late 1960’s, robust anti-discrimination legislation was enacted in the 1970’s, and innumerable efforts were made to remedy through land rights and social-justice programs the injustices experienced over many decades by indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The code has been overwhelmingly successful in ridding Australian football of the on-field racism that made life miserable for most indigenous players, with the number of indigenous players at the elite level more than doubling over the last decade.
There was considerable sentimental attachment toward Aboriginal sportsmen and women, and indeed toward Australia’s indigenous people generally – apparent in the outpouring of emotion, remarked worldwide, that accompanied Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s moving “Apology to the Stolen Generation” in 2008.
Yet estimates of indigenous innovation in China and the G7 countries show that China already ranked fourth in the 1990s; and in the next decade, when the UK and Canada fell back, China moved up to second place – not very far behind the US.
Even during the 20 th century, neither the indigenous populations nor the African-Brazilian slave descendants had much chance in the economic and social order.
Remarkably, indigenous groups also won a hard-fought struggle for land rights in their traditional Amazon homelands.
To its scattered ethnic groups, it performed the twin roles of referee and bouncer, pacifying indigenous rivalries and protecting pint-sized nations from predatory states.
Like Austria-Hungary, the EU’s raison d’etre consists in its ability to transcend the indigenous balance of power among its members, and the service this renders to the international system.
He is a diplomat by training, a brilliant linguist with a first-class policy mind, who in government won plaudits internationally for his leading role in the G20 response to the global financial crisis of 2008, his efforts on climate change, and his historic apology to Australia’s indigenous peoples.
Our indigenous communities continue to lose their land to foreign corporations.
In many of these countries, including the US, the European conquerors and their descendants nearly wiped out the indigenous populations, partly through disease, but also through war, starvation, death marches, and forced labor.
Baidu, the indigenous Chinese rival to Google, benefits in many ways both from government support and from home-team nationalism among users.
And he intends to reduce substantially the protection of indigenous lands belonging to the descendants of the Amazon’s original inhabitants.
“Where there is indigenous land,” Bolsonaro once said, “there is wealth underneath it.”
With that in mind, he has declared that no more indigenous reserves will be demarcated, and existing reserves will be opened up to mining.
Beyond the labor-rights violations that deals with trade unions enable, shale-gas extraction violates the rights of indigenous communities.
For example, indigenous Mapuche communities have protested wells drilled on their territory without prior informed consent.
So Argentina’s shale megaproject undermines efforts to address climate change, threatens local democracy and indigenous rights, and will not bring the economic benefits promised by its proponents.
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