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The international movement of indigenous peoples: an historical perspective / Henry Minde.
Title: | The international movement of indigenous peoples: an historical perspective / Henry Minde. |
Author(s): | Minde, Henry. |
Date: | 1995. |
Publisher: | Tromsø: Centre for Sámi Studies, University of Tromsø |
In: | Becoming visible : indigenous politics and self-government. (1995.), |
Abstract: | Article shows how momentum for rights attained by 1970 stemmed from movements in 1900 in USA and resistance to assimilation among Saami from 1850. American organisations and their fortunes and leaders are described. Canadian Indians and Maori had sent delegations around British Empire before League of Nations existed. Six Nations tried to obtain full self government. New movement occurred in Canada from 1960. Saami, divided internationally, found it more difficult to exert pressure, and lacked benefits of Common Law. Sweden's "skattefjäll" case was reverse, but some rights were strengthened. |
Notes: | In: Becoming visible : indigenous politics and self-government / Terje Brantenberg, Janne Hansen, Henry Minde, eds. |
Keywords: | 061.3 -- Conferences: Indigenous Politics and Self-Government. 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*55) -- European Arctic. |
SPRI record no.: | 136194 |
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