Table
of Contents
Preface
Introduction - Keynote Address
Indigenous Strategies for Engaging Globalism
Duane Champagne
PART I: LAND ISSUES
Land, Culture and Community: Envisioning Native American Sovereignty and National Identity in the Twenty-First
Century
Rebecca Tsosie
Bedouin Arabs and the Israeli Settler State: Land
Policies and Indigenous Resistance
Oren Yiftachel
The Territorial Roots of Latin American Indigenous
Peoples' Movement for Sovereignty
Stefano Varese
Brazil: Legal Rights, Concrete Situation, and Examples
of the Struggle for Land Demarcation
Betty Mindlin
PART II: EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: A Theoretical Discussion of Citizenship, Democracy, and Multiculturalism
Carlos Alberto Torres
Bedouin Arabs in Israel between the Hammer and the
Anvil: Education as a Foundation for Survival and Development
Ismael Abu-Saad
National Minority Education in the People's Republic
of China
John N. Hawkins
PART
III: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
The Lessons in Our Blood: Reflections on Protecting
Aboriginal Children
Gord Bruyere
Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Indigenous Peoples:
The Bedouin Arab Case
Alean Al-Krenawi
From Sedentarization to Urbanization: State Policy
towards Bedouin Society in Israel
Hubert Law-Yone
Urbanization Policy for Indigenous Peoples: A Case
Study of Israel's Negev Bedouins
Harvey Lithwick
PART IV: SELF-GOVERNMENT AND SELF-DETERMINATION
The Crisis for Native Governments in the Twenty-First
Century
Duane Champagne
Globalization and the Relevance of the Local: Arab
Local Government in Israel
Ahmad Sadi
Self-Determination, Cultural and Educational Rights,
and the Role of the State in Policies Concerning Indigenous
Rights in Brazil
Betty Mindlin
Concluding Remarks and Conference Declaration
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