81. Lincoln University Library : Subjects : Maori And Indigenous Peoples The serial databases to search to find articles on Maori and indigenous peoplestopics include INNZ index New Zealand The main index to articles published http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/libr/subjects/maoriind.htm

your guide to finding the best information in books, journals and on the Web Find ... Books for a general overview, background or summary of the subject. Journals to browse for current issues and developments. Articles for the latest information on specific topics including recent research. Reference Databases for legislation, case law, dictionaries, and other material available electronically (rather than a paper version). Web Sites for information from a range of sources, including government, academic and commercial organisations. Statistics from a range of resources - print and electronic. If you need more help with finding the information you need - ask a librarian! Finding Books If you need to clarify or define your topic try the... Bateman New Zealand Encyclopedia Ref DU414 Bat 5th ed Ref DU464 Orb The Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia Ref GN665 Enc Encyclopedia of Native American tribes Ref E76.2 Wal Search the Library Catalogue Some relevant subject headings that you may wish to try in a Subject Keyword search to find information are: - Treaty of Waitangi Relevant subject headings for indigenous peoples information include: - Indigenous peoples - Indians of North America - Australian aborigines If you don't get the desired results with a Subject Keyword search, try a

82. The Human Rights Of Indigenous Peoples The Human Rights of indigenous peoples One of the most hotly contestedinternational debates today is the problem of indigenous peoples. http://www.earlham.edu/~pols/17Fall97/indigenous/

The Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples One of the most hotly contested international debates today is the problem of indigenous peoples. We have assembled this page to inform the general public of the plight of the global indigenous population and of the situations of various groups of indigenous peoples around the world. The first section of the page provides information on the general problems facing indigenous peoples today, paying particular attention to violations of their human rights. The second section tells about the international politics behind this problem, and the third describes what is being done about it right now, and prescriptions for the problem in the future. Section 1: Why is this a problem? Section 2: What are the politics behind the problem? ... What are the possible solutions to the problem? This page constructed by Stephen Renard, Jaime Simmermaker, and Amy Stein. If you have Questions or comments, please send them to us at renarst@earlham.edu (Stephen Renard), simmeja@earlham.edu (Jaime Simmermaker), or steinam@earlham.edu

83. CataLaw : Aboriginal Law indigenous peoples • World Wide Web Virtual Library Aboriginal Studies 2 nd Class• AustLII WorldSubject Indexindigenous peoples • Bill's Law Library http://www.catalaw.com/topics/Aboriginal.shtml

CataLaw Inc. Dov Wisebrod A BORIGINAL L AW You are here: CataLaw Legal Topics : Aboriginal Law Focused Sites... Usual Suspects... See also: Legal Topics Natural Resources Law Legal Topics Rights and Freedoms ... Extra Information F OCUSED S ITES Australia Australian Indigenous Peoples and the Law Multinational Fourth World Documentation Project Home Page Indigenous Peoples and Criminal Legal Systems NativeWeb Researching Indigenous Peoples Rights Under International Law U SUAL S USPECTS Australia General AustLII - Australia:Subjects:Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders Australia Parliamentary Library: Indigenous Law Resources Australian Law on the Internet: Aboriginal Law University of Adelaide: Indigenous Rights Native Title AustLII - Australia:Subject Index:Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders:Subject Index :Land Rights:Native Title Victoria Law Foundation: Australian Native Title Canada Access to Justice Network: Aboriginal peoples AustLII - World:Countries:Canada:Indigenous law Bora Laskin Law Library: First Nations and the Law CanadaLegal.com: First nations ... Gahtan's Canadian Legal Resources: Topical_Index/First_Nations Multinational st Class Bill's Law Library: Aboriginal Links Hieros Gamos: Native Peoples Monash University Law Library: Native Title The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Indigenous Studies ... World Wide Web Virtual Library: Aboriginal Studies nd Class AustLII - World:Subject Index:Indigenous Peoples Bill's Law Library: Aboriginal Law Cambridge University: Legal Scholarship - Indigenous Peoples Public International Law: Indigenous Peoples ... U.S. House of Representatives - Internet Law Library - Civil Liberties and Civil Rights: Indigenous Peoples

84. Leaders Of Indigenous Peoples And World Bank Agree To Strengthen Relationship Search News Go. Home News Press Releases By Language Leadersof indigenous peoples and World Print version. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20071858~menuPK:3446

var templatePathPrefix = "http://siteresources.worldbank.org/"; Home Contact Us Help/FAQ Site Index ... Topics Search News All Home News Press Releases By Language Leaders of Indigenous Peoples and World ... Press Releases All By Date By Topic By Region / Country ... Kids DevNews Online Media Briefing Cntr Embargoed news and other material for accredited journalists only Login Register Site Tools About DevNews Media Center E-Subscriptions Feedback Leaders of Indigenous Peoples and World Bank Agree to Strengthen Relationship Also available in : Spanish Press Release No: 2003/119/ESSD Contacts: Sergio Jellinek (202) 458-2841 Email sjellinek@worldbank.org Kristyn Ebro (202) 458-2736 Email kebro@worldbank.org WASHINGTON, October 21, 2002 —Fifteen representatives of indigenous peoples from various regions of the world and World Bank management agreed last week to strengthen dialogue on key development policies aimed at incorporating indigenous peoples’ views into programs and projects. During a two-day roundtable held at World Bank headquarters, representatives of indigenous peoples and World Bank management discussed the draft Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples (OP 4.10) in an effort to improve the document before it is presented to the Bank’s Board of Executive Directors. The participants of the roundtable, including observers from specialized NGOs and other international organizations, exchanged ideas on the creation of a venue for dialogue on issues relevant to indigenous peoples, such as the control of natural resources, land and territory, previously informed consent and resettlement.

85. Indigenous Peoples Roundtable Seeks Consensus Home News Feature Stories By Topic indigenous peoples Roundtable SeeksCons Print version. indigenous peoples Roundtable Seeks Consensus. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20072027~menuPK:3445

var templatePathPrefix = "http://siteresources.worldbank.org/"; Home Contact Us Help/FAQ Site Index ... Topics Search News All Home News Feature Stories By Topic Indigenous Peoples Roundtable Seeks Cons... Press Releases Feature Stories All By Date By Topic ... Kids DevNews Online Media Briefing Cntr Embargoed news and other material for accredited journalists only Login Register Site Tools About DevNews Media Center E-Subscriptions Feedback Indigenous Peoples Roundtable Seeks Consensus Leaders of indigenous peoples and World Bank agree to strengthen relationship October 23, 2002 At World Bank headquarters in Washington last week, 15 representatives of indigenous peoples—from various regions of the globe—met with the World Bank to discuss ways in which the views of indigenous peoples can be integrated into Bank-supported programs and projects. In the presence of observers from NGOs who specialize in the rights of indigenous peoples, both sides talked about the creation of a venue for dialogue on issues relevant to indigenous peoples, such as the control of natural resources, land and territory rights, previously informed consent and resettlement. Areas to be considered in future discussions include, among others, the application of international law, criteria for the identification of indigenous peoples, and judicial reform initiatives that may strengthen indigenous peoples’ rights.

86. Community Aid Abroad: Advocacy And Policy On Indigenous Australia final Document for Reconciliation stresses formal recognition of Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islanders' rights as Australia's indigenous peoples rights to http://www.caa.org.au/campaigns/indigenous_australia/

Search/Site map Home Campaigns Campaigning in support of Indigenous Australians As well as campaigning, we also support Indigenous Australians as they work to improve their own lives. Find out more on our Indigenous Australia program page. Reconciliation: a long road ahead Nearly ten years ago the Australian Parliament established the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation. Its aim: to achieve formal reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians by the Centenary of Federation on 1 January 2001. The Council's work culminates in Sydney on 27 May, when it presents the Prime Minister with its Document for Reconciliation. The Document is likely to include a Declaration for Reconciliation, plus a series of national strategies to address the many issues that must be resolved in order to achieve reconciliation. These issues include Native Title, mandatory sentencing, heritage protection and self determination. In commenting on the draft Document for Reconciliation, Community Aid Abroad urged the Council to ensure that the final Document for Reconciliation stresses formal recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders' rights as Australia's Indigenous peoples - rights to their cultures, spirituality, lands and self determination. May 2000 In our indigenous Australia advocacy work we do not in any way represent the views of indigenous Australians. Instead, our primary interest is in maintaining and enhancing the basic rights of the indigenous peoples with whom we work - including indigenous Australians - and our advocacy work proceeds from this rights based perspective.

87. When Colors Bleed: US Policies Toward Indigenous Peoples (Thu.,Nov. 8) When Colors Bleed US Policies toward indigenous peoples (Thu.,Nov.8) by Yoshie Furuhashi 03 November 2001 1930 UTC, http://csf.colorado.edu/soc/m-fem/2001/msg00356.html

Date Index When Colors Bleed: US Policies toward Indigenous Peoples (Thu.,Nov. 8) by Yoshie Furuhashi 03 November 2001 19:30 UTC Thread Index http://www.osu.edu/map/linkbuildings/stillmanhall.html http://www.osu.edu/students/sif/calendar.html http://www.osu.edu/students/sif/activist.html ... Marxism Feminism List Archives at CSF Subscribe to Marxism Feminism Thread Index

88. Indigenous Peoples Foreign and International Law, indigenous peoples. indigenous peoples AboriginalLaw and Legislation By Bill Henderson, Barrister Solicitor, Toronto, Canada; http://www.washlaw.edu/forint/alpha/i/indigenouspeoples.htm

WashLaw Web ForInt Law Foreign and International Law Indigenous peoples Indigenous peoples Aboriginal Law and Legislation Indigenous Peoples Coalition Against Biopiracy (IPCAB) International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) An organization of indigenous peoples from North, Central, South America and the Pacific working for the sovereignty and self-determination of indigenous peoples and the recognition and protection of indigenous rights, traditional cultures and sacred lands Native American Law From the New England School of Law NativeWeb Society for Threatened Peoples The Society for Threatened Peoples is a non profit human rights organisation to promote the human rights of religious and ethnic minorities and indigenous peoples with consultative status as NGO at the United Nations (ECOSOC) Australia Native Title Cases Archive A collection of legal authorities and documents relating to the Australian High Court's Mabo decision and the Federal Native Title Act. From the Department of Anthropology, University of Western Australia. Unfortunately, the Anthropology Department is unable to continue to maintain this site. It is being left here as a resource, but is incomplete and will not be updated National Native Title Tribunal The Tribunal is a Commonwealth Government body established under the Native Title Act 1993 to facilitate the making of agreements among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, governments, industry and others whose rights or interests may co-exist with native title rights and interests

89. Indigenous Peoples Education Network The indigenous People's Education Network was created to link educators who workwith American Indians/Alaska Natives, Hawaiian Natives, Pacific Islanders and http://www.skc.edu/ipednet/

MISSION STATEMENT The Indigenous People's Education Network was created to link educators who work with American Indians/Alaska Natives, Hawaiian Natives, Pacific Islanders and other Indigenous groups to address critical issues involving their education. Through annual forums, newsletters, and this web site, members share effective practices in curriculum and supervision addressing the cultural and linguistic needs of students. This network has a particular focus on American Indian Education, as the facilitator is a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. This network is sponsored by a grant from the Constituent Relations Division of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. For more information on this network, contact: Julie Cajune Indigenous People's Education Network School District #30 Drawer R Ronan, MT 59860

90. Please Wait... UNU/IAS chosen to host indigenous peoples' initiative on intellectual propertypolicy Alphonse Kambu January 22, 2003 “The Call for the Earth Circle http://www.ias.unu.edu/switch.cfm/lang/EN

Configuring language selection. Please wait...

91. Main NATION index. The Mapuche Nation is situated in the south of Chile and Argentinaon both sides of the Andes mountains. It was the first indigenous nation in the http://members.aol.com/mapulink2/english-2/main.html

T HE M APUCHE N ATION Index For over 350 years the Mapuche people defended their nation from invasion. Under the pretext of promoting civilisation and Christianity, first the Spanish and later the newly independent Chilean and Argentinian states conquered the Mapuche territories. The Mapuche finally lost control of their lands in 1885, resulting in many people being killed or forced from their homes to live impoverished lives in small rural communities and in the cities. Today more than a million and a half Mapuche live under Chilean and Argentinian rule. Their right to self-determination is denied, while their lands, language and culture are under constant threat. Despite the return to democracy in this region the Mapuche are still marginalized, human rights violations continue and international laws are not recognized. Index Mapuche/News Indigenous Peoples/News Mapuche/Action Indigenous Peoples/Action ... Government at the UN ! Mapuche Communities in Conflict: Lands in dispute Solidarity Groups supporting the Mapuche fight for survival 1998 - Mapuche International Link Updated: 13/01/2002 Please acknowledge original source if reproducing material on this site.

92. Hr-media@hrea.org - Indigenous Peoples Need Higher Profile In Mainstream Media indigenous peoples need higher profile in mainstream media. Subjecthrmedia indigenous peoples need higher profile in mainstream http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-media/markup/msg00020.html

Indigenous peoples need higher profile in mainstream media Subject [hr-media] Indigenous peoples need higher profile in mainstream media From UNNews@un.org Date Tue, 14 May 2002 18:00:23 -0400 To hr-media@hrea.org INDIGENOUS PEOPLES NEED HIGHER PROFILE IN MAINSTREAM MEDIA, UN PANEL TOLD New York, May 14 2002 6:00PM Indigenous issues and indigenous people must be ensured a "fair shake" in the mainstream media, experts told a panel discussion held this afternoon at United Nations Headquarters in New York. The panel of indigenous journalists and writers on indigenous topics stressed that commercial media outlets generally only report on <" http://www.un.org/rights/indigenous/mediaadv.html" Prev by Date: Kenya: Parliament adopts a bill that threatens the media Next by Date: Zimbabwe: New press law abused by government, more arrests Previous by thread: India: Journalist murdered in Uttar Pradesh Next by thread: The Internet on probation: Anti-terrorism drive threatens Internet freedoms worldwide Reply to this message Start a new topic Date Index ... HREA Home Page

93. Indigenous Peoples And Conservation indigenous peoples Studies Summer 2002 Classes ConsciousnessStudies See listing under Society, Politics, Behavior and Change. http://www.panda.org/resources/publications/sustainability/indigenous/

WWF appreciates the enormous contributions indigenous peoples have made to the maintenance of many of the earth's most fragile ecosystems. It recognizes the importance of indigenous resource rights and knowledge for the conservation of these areas in the future. WWF Statement of Principles on Indigenous Peoples and Conservation © WWF-Canon/S. MBANEFO OBIAGO Two native pygmy children of the Ituri Forest playing Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo As a conservation organization, WWF is concerned about the loss of biodiversity and the degrading quality of the world's environment. But it is also increasingly concerned about the loss of cultures and knowledge. Traditional peoples have accumulated vast amounts of ecological knowledge in their long history of managing the environment - knowledge that could be beneficial for nature conservation and sustainable use of natural resources world-wide. WWF supports indigenous and traditional peoples to sustainably manage their resources, and to maintain, use, and strengthen their traditional ecological knowledge. In doing so, WWF fully respects indigenous and traditional peoples' human and development rights, and recognizes the importance of the conservation of their cultures. This is a difficult and complex challenge in times of globalization and expanding economic and market forces; a task that requires cooperation and partnerships. The following pages show aspects of WWF's policies and actions regarding indigenous and traditional peoples. They represent WWF's contribution to meeting the objectives set out in

94. Canada: Common Devt. Interests | The World Bank & Indigenous Issues The World Bank recognizes the enormously important role in sustainable developmentplayed by more than 400 million indigenous peoples worldwide. http://www.worldbank.org/canada/themes/indigenous-people.htm

Contact Us Help/FAQ Index Search ... Events Calendar Canada Site Tools Canada Home Site Index Canada Team The World Bank recognizes the enormously important role in sustainable development played by more than 400 million indigenous peoples worldwide. It has accorded them special attention in its operations for two decades, beginning with a 1982 directive to staff entitled "Tribal People in Bank-financed Projects" and updated in 1991 as the Indigenous Peoples Policy (known as Operational Directive 4.20 ). (This policy is currently being revised; more on this below.) The Bank has been an important actor itself in support of indigenous peoples' development over the past twenty years. During that period, it has funded at least three dozen indigenous development projects, or indigenous components in other projects, in borrowing countries mainly but not exclusively in Latin America. A list of these projects is available. In addition, the Bank also helped foster a capacity-building process among indigenous organizations, created dialogue with national governments about their indigenous policies and programs, and cooperated with other international agencies such as the International Labour Organization, the International Fund for Agricultural Development, the Inter-American Development Bank , and the Hemispheric Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples of Latin America (Fondo Indígena).

95. Index Of /pages/legal ParentDirectory 23Jan-2003 2354 - GAO_BIA.html 22-Nov-2002 1259 2k......index of /pages/legal. Name Last modified Size http://www.nativeweb.org/pages/legal/

Index of /pages/legal Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 23-Mar-2003 12:55 - GAO_BIA.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 2k GAO_BIA_full.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 63k WS_FTP.LOG 15-Sep-2001 19:59 14k amherst/ 30-Nov-2002 18:03 - apple-cede.pdf 22-Nov-2002 12:59 65k 23-Nov-2002 19:03 - boyle-affid.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 10k carter.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 19k coon_come.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 28k coon_come_pr.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 3k cree.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 12k fbi_files.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 5k firehair.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 2k forfeit.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 1k gene.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 7k gorton.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 11k gover.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 8k guia.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 12k guide.html 22-Nov-2002 12:59 5k hall_essay.html

96. English Version Parent Directory15Feb-2003 0140 - contact/ 15-Feb-2003 0138 - events/ 15......index of /english. Name Last modified Size http://www.raipon.org/english/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

97. The History Of Native America The history of Native America. Hartford Web Publishing is not theauthor of the documents in World History Archives and does not http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/41/

The history of Native America Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives World History Archives top page The history in general of the Americas The history of Native America as a whole Native Americans in North America The history of Native Americans in North America as a whole The history of Native Americans in Canada as a whole The history of Native Americans in the United States as a whole The history of Native Americans in the Arctic and Sub-arctic ... The history of Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands Native Americans in the Caribbean The history of Native Americans in the Caribbean Native Americans in South America The history of Native Americans in South America as a whole The history of Native Americans in Mexico The history of Native Americans in Central America The history of Native Americans in the Andean region ... The history of Native Americans in Amazonian region

98. Mexico - LANIC http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/mexico/

Mexico Academic Research Resources Government and Public Administration News Sports ... Artes e Historia Foro Virtual de Cultura Mexicana Cartelera Teatral de Mexico en la Internet Curare Destino X Revista Cultural Diego Rivera Virtual Museum ... Instituto de Investigaciones Esteticas UNAM Mil Libros en la Internet: Spanish Speaking Authors in the Web Monsivais.com Nostalgia: Romantic Poetry ... Los Murales Mexicanos at Mexico Ilustrado Missions of Mexico Museo Virtual Universidad Michoacana La Pagina de la Arquitectura Mexicana La Pagina de Sabines Sebastian: Sculpture Tallreando la cultura Mexican Film and Poetry UNIVERSUM: UNAM's Sciences Museum Xavier Villaurrutia: Life and Work of the Poet American Chamber Mexico Banco de Informacion Economica: INEGI ... Bolsa Mexicana de Valores Mexico Stock Market Comercio Exterior: 1995 Reglas Fiscales de Caracter General Relacionadas con el Comercio Exterior y Reglas para Regular el Establecimiento de Empresas de Comercio Exterior Consenus Economic Forecast Arizona State University Documents and Reports on Economic Policy Economic Policy Documents and Reports Ministry of Finance Higher Grounds Trading Company Premium coffee from Chiapas for consumers who care Informacion Economica Oficial Latinvestor - Mexico Ley Aduanera y su Reglamento Mexico Direct: Trade Market Place Mexico High Tech Mexico Weekly Report: News about Business, Politics and Other Topics

99. CONAIE http://conaie.nativeweb.org/

The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE) Since its formation in 1986, CONAIE has led the Indigenous peoples of Ecuador from relative isolation to a position at center stage of Ecuadorian society. CONAIE is the representative body that guarantees Indigenous people the political voice that has too long been denied them, and that expresses their needs and goals within a rapidly changing world. Visit CONAIE's page at http://conaie.org Introduction to CONAIE (In English) (These documents are also available in English (12 marzo 1999) (15 marzo 1999) Si Mahuad No Responde Pediremos Su Revocatoria (16 marzo 1999) (18 marzo 1999) (20 marzo 1999) (24 marzo 1999) A Brief History of CONAIE (Dec. 1992) The Present Situation (Dec. 1992) Achievements of the Indigenous Movement (Dec. 1992) Indigenous Plurinational Mandate (Nov. 1992) Political Declaration of Ecuador's Indigenous Peoples (Dec. 1993) Interview with Luis Macas (Dec. 93) News from CONAIE / Noticias de la CONAIE National Constituent Assembly / Asamblea Nacional Constituyente CONAIE's view on some key concepts (Jan. 1998) Indian Uprising In Ecuador Protester Killed by Army (Oct. 92)

100. Changemakers.net Changemakers.net is a Web guide to the rapidly growing profession of social entrepreneurship. It provides resources, inspiring ideas and opportunities for http://www.changemakers.net/

Subscribe to a Free Email Newsletter Tuesday, Apr. 8 Journal Archives Studio Photo Essays, Sound Register in the Guestbook Exchange About Us Journal Fighting ... Prostitution: A Red Light for Traffickers Feb: Coming of Age: Sustainable Development Jan: Combining Compassion and Commerce Resources Library Library Collections: Africa Aging Appropriate Technology Arts and Culture Asia Biodiversity and Environment Bookstore Business-Social Bridge Central Europe Children/Youth Communications Conflict Mediation and Resolution Disabilities Documentary Education and Learning Effective Governance General Reference Health Help Desk HIV/AIDS Human Rights and Legal Reform Indigenous Peoples and Cultures Journalism Latin America Multinational Organizations Natural Resources Population Reading Room Rural Development Social Entrepreneurship Sustainable Community Dev'ment Technology Impacts/Opportunity Transportation Urban Issues Women and Gender Equity This month's focus: Navigating Water Issues and Solutions Changemakers Commons Business-Social Bridge News ... Creative Resourcing Coming - April 10: Solutions to the Water Crisis from Around the World After Kyoto: Finding balance between the competing needs of people and the environment Make connections . . .

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 100    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5