Saavatko saamelaiset elää rauhassa [Are the Sámi allowed to live in peace?]

About the Saami and the domestic legislation on their language rights.

Korennye malochislennye narody Severa: Uroki samoorganizatsii I social’nogo partnerstva [Indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North: The lessons of self-organization and social partnership]

Khristianizatsia na Turukhanskom Severe i eye vlianie na mirivizrenie i religioznye kul’ty ketov [Christianization in the Turukhansk North and its influence on the worldview and religious cults of the Kets]

The first all Native American computer animated short film.

The multiculturalist misunderstanding.

The concept of cultural translation in British social anthropology

The Video in the Villages Project: Videomaking with and by Brazilian Indians.

The story in the story: Metanarration in folk narrative.

A question of silence: Reflections on violence against women in communities of colour.

Local channels: Zach Kunuk remodels T.V

The control of one’s own image.

Amongst landscapes.

Oblique knowledge: The clandestine work of organizations

Thousands rebel against neoliberalism in Chiapas.

The task of the translator.

The author as producer.

Historical poetics of cinema.

Biodiversity, datadiversity.

Digital Pony Express links up Cambodia.

Human rights discourse and the development of democracy in a multi-ethnic state.

Media, markets and powwows: Matrices of Aboriginal cultural mediation in Canada.

Aboriginal cultural capital production and radio production in urban Ontario.

Performativity’s social magic.

Persevering realpolitik: A conversation with Marie-Hélène Cousineau of Arnait Video Productions.

Communication for empowerment: The practice of participatory communication for development.

Social movements: Actors, theories, expectations.

Los indígenas y el conflicto armado en Colombia: A propósito de las acciones bélicas de las FARC en Toribío, Caldono y Jambaló [Indigenous people and the Colombian armed conflict: Regarding the bellicose actions by the FARC in Toribio, Caldoso, and Jambalo]

No declaration for indigenous peoples this year—maybe next. Inter Press Service News Agency

Space concepts of the Aivilik Eskimos.

The timeless present in the mythology of the Aivilik Eskimos.

Cine indígena y resistencia cultural [Indigenous cinema and cultural resistance]

Minority peoples in the age of nation-states.

Rethinking native relations with contemporary nation-states.

Gone digital: Aboriginal remix in the cultural commons

Grounded and ex-centric knowledges: Exploring Aboriginal alternatives to Western thinking.

Galtha: The application of Aboriginal philosophy to school learning.

Computer databases and Aboriginal knowledge.

Words, ontologies and Aboriginal databases.

Negotiating resources: Language, knowledge and the search for “Secret English” in northeast Arnhem Land.

Making waves: Stories of participatory communication for social change—Kayapó Video.

Mapping Mexican media: Indigenous and community video and radio.

Minority language media in Western Europe: Preliminary considerations.

The cultural politics of minority language media.

Beyond the hall of mirrors? Some theoretical reflections on the global contestation of media power.

Reconceptualizing national cinema/s

Native American journalism

The Internet and Indigenous groups

Aboriginal media, Aboriginal control

Indigenous peoples bridging the digital divide

From a distance

From models for the nation to model citizens

Imagination on fire: First Nations tales of trickster, teacher and nature told on Christmas Day

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (Canada)

Native Web: Internet as political technology.

Dvizhenie korennykh narodov Chukotki i etnicheskoe samosoznanie [Chukotka Indigenous movement and ethnic identity]

From the digital divide to the need for a worldwide solidarity movement

Stories from the seventh fire.

The good, the bad, and the foreign: The use of dialect in children’s animated television

Radio Payu’mat: Una experiencia de comunicación en la zona norte del Cauca [Radio Payu’mat: An experience of communication in the northern zone of Cauca]

Culture, language and thinking: Whorf, Bakhtin, Merleau-Ponty and situated embodiment.

Diversity in the age of globalization: Roundtable—Indigenous Internet

Escrituras hipermidiáticas e as metamorfoses da escrita etnográfica na era das “textualidades” eletrônicas [Hypermedia scriptures and the metamorphoses of ethnographic writing in the age of electronic “textualities”]. Paper presented at the Nineteenth Annual Meeting of ANPOCS: Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação e Pesquisa em Ciências Sociais

Technology and development: Editorial.

China concerned with protection of indigenous peoples’ rights

Cosecha escarlata [Scarlet harvest]

Sabia convivencia [Wise coexistence].

Sixth European Union–Rio Group Ministerial Conference: Cochabamba Declaration. Bulletin EU 4–1996

Réfractions de mémoire dans un processus d’identification ticuna [Refractions of memory in a process of Ticuna identification], Terre Indigène Tupã-Supé, Cours Moyen du Fleuve Solimões, December

New trends in Latin America: From video to television.

The return of the native.

Worlding cyberspace: Toward a critical ethnography in time, space and theory.

Marie-Hélène Cousineau: Videomaker.

How does civil society thicken? The political construction of social capital in rural Mexico.

The cyberspace “War of ink and Internet” in Chiapas, Mexico.

Taking Aim e a Aldeia Global: A apropriação cultural e política da tecnologia de vídeo pelos índios kayapós [Taking Aim and the global village: The cultural appropriation and politics of video technology for the Kayapó Indians]

The future of the past.

For an imperfect cinema.

The media and the public sphere.

Developing television for American Indian and Alaska Native children in the late twentieth century.

Crossing the boundaries of the ethnic home: Media consumption and ethnic identity construction in the public space—The case of the Cypriot Community Centre in North London.

Indigenous media: Faustian contract or global village?

Aboriginal media and the Australian imaginary.

Embedded aesthetics: Creating a space for indigenous media.

Production values: Indigenous media and the rhetoric of self-determination

From little things, big things grow”: Indigenous media and cultural activism.

Institutionalizing the unruly: Charting a future for visual anthropology.

Shooting back: From ethnographic film to indigenous production/ethnography of media.

Resources of hope: Learning from the local in the age of globalization.

Screen memories: Resignifying the traditional in Indigenous media.

Screen memories and entangled technologies: Resignifying Indigenous lives.

Rethinking the digital age.

Move over Marshall McLuhan! Live from the Arctic!

Ten thousand years of media flow.

Are Disney movies good for your kids?

Taiwan Aborigines get TV channel.

Latin America: Advances on paper no guarantee of real progress

The campaign to “open up the West”: National, provincial-level and local perspectives.

Un objeto ritual: El chine o escudo de baile de los Ticuna [A ritual object: The chine or dance shield of the Ticuna]

United Nations Economic and Social Council, Commission on Human Rights, Working Group on Indigenous Populations

O putiakh dalneyshego pereustroystva ekonomiki i kultury narodov Severa [On the ways of further reconstructing northern peoples’ economics and culture]

Between Che Guevara and the Pachamama: Mestizos, Indians and identity politics in the anti-quincentenary campaign.

Cultural identity and cinematic representation.

Constituting an archive.

Contemporary globalization and tribal sovereignty.

The science question in feminism and the privilege of partial perspective.

Television, nation and Indigenous media.

Cite the source: Reducing cultural chaos in picture books. Part 1

John Wayne’s teeth”: Speech, sound and representation

Telling and retelling in the “ink of light”: Documentary cinema, oral narratives, and indigenous identities

A fresh look at Amazon Indians: Karl von den Steinen and Curt Nimuendaju, giants of Brazilian anthropology.

El movimento indígena y la construcción de la etnicidad en Oaxaca [The Indigenous movement and the construction of ethnicity in Oaxaca]

Etnicidad y nacionalismo en Mexico: Una interpretación [Ethnicity and nationalism in Mexico: An interpretation]

New social movement theory and minority language television campaigns.

Northern exposure.

UN Security Council should take up Burma’s human rights crisis

Nunavut (Our Land): (Unpublished) proposal to telefilm, MTL

Ideology, the mass media, and women: A study from Radio Kaduna, Nigeria.

Support the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Indigenous media and global futures. Unpublished ms

CBC Aboriginal: Personalities

The shaping of Gujarati cinema: Recognizing the new in traditional cultures.

Introduction: Indigenous peoples of Southeast Asia.

Mapping minorities and their media: The national context—Finland.

Transnational Oaxacan Indigenous identity: The case of Mixtecs and Zapotecs.

Latin America’s Indigenous peoples: Changing identities and forms of resistance.

Indigenous Latin America: Progress in ’06

Transnational advocacy networks in international and regional politics.

Stop stealing native stories.

Introduction: Cultural production in a digital age.

Aung San Suu Kyi and the peaceful struggle for human rights in Burma.

Problemy socialno-ekonomicheskogo razvitiya syrievykh territoriy i nedropolzovania v federativnoy sisteme i regionalnoy politike Rossii [The problems of social and economical development of primary producing territories and subsurface use in federal system and Russian regional politics]

Zacharias Kunuk.

The decolonization of ethnographic film.

Remote Indigenous communities in Australia: Questions of access, information, and self-determination.

Lineal and nonlineal codifications of reality.

Aito Lappalainen ei syö haarukalla ja veitsellä. Stereotypiat ja saamelainen kulttuurintutkimus [Stereotypes and Sámi cultural studies]

Towards a post-modern animated discourse: Bakhtin, intertextuality and the cartoon carnival.

IV Festival Continental de Cine y Video de las Primeras Naciones de Abya Yala.

A first for the Maori:

Medios de comunicación y movimientos sociales: Incomprensiones y desencuentros [Communications media and social movements: Misunderstandings and disconnects].

Etnicidade e nacionalidade nas fronteiras: Ticunas brasileiros, colombianos e peruanos [Ethnicity and nationality on the borders: Brazilian, Colombian, and Peruvian Ticunas]

New U.N. Human Rights Council approves Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

When less is less: The long take in documentary film.

Liberation or theology? Ecclesial base communities in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Endangered languages, endangered knowledge.

El indio y lo indio en el anarquismo magonista [The Indian and indigenousness in Magonista anarchism].

Etnicheskaya journalistika i problemy tolerantnosti [Ethnic journalism and tolerence problems].

The eagle has landed: Native women, leadership and community development.

Taking the pulse of technology at Davos.

Indigenous experimentalism.

The end of news?

On global and local agents and the social making of transnational identities and related agendas in “Latin” America.

Not “studying the subaltern,” but studying with subaltern social groups, or, at least, studying the hegemonic articulations of power

Transnational networking and the social production of representations of identities by Indigenous peoples’ organizations of Latin America.

The social organization of an Aboriginal video work-place.

Native voices, Native visions: Native cinema showcase brings Indigenous films to Santa Fe Indian market.

The soul and the image

SPDC’S MI no. 5 attempted to close Mon national schools

Disuasión y corrosión: La política del gobierno de Alvaro Uribe Vélez para los pueblos indígenas [Prevention and corrosion: Indigenous policy of President Alvaro Uribe Vélez]

May I suggest . . .”The beginning they told” by Joseph Erb.

Community radio in Colombia: Civil conflict, popular media and the construction of a public sphere.

Field notes from San Pedro Quiatoni

Mixtec ethnicity: Social identity, political consciousness, and political activism.

How native is a “native” anthropologist?

Between memory and history:

Indigenous media then and now: Situating the Navajo Film Project.

Te Poho o Paikea: Barry Barclay

Indios y mestizos: Un esquema explicativo [Indians and mestizos: An explanatory scheme]

Gender and ethnicity in Bolivian politics: Transformation or paternalism?

Editorial: Centennial prelude to opening up the western region of China

El estereotipo del indio en la expresión popular urbana (1920–1940) [The stereotype of the Indian in urban popular expression (1920– 1940)]

A new beginning or the beginning of the end? The Welsh language in postcolonial Wales.

Indigenous identity in print: Representations of the Sámi in news discourse.

Voices in discourses: Dialogism, critical discourse analysis, and ethnic identity.

Saamelaiset toisin sanoin [The Sámi in other words]

A Brechtian cinema? Towards a politics of self-reflexive film.

The paradox of primitivism: Native rights and the problem of imagery in cultural survival films

American Indians and the ethnocinematic complex: From native participation to production control

Digital revolution: Indigenous peoples in Cyberia.

Visual media and the primitivist perplex: Colonial fantasies, indigenous imagination and advocacy in North America.

Guidelines for the evaluation of ethnographic media: Historical background.

Visual anthropology.

Reimagining the nation: Community, difference, and national identities among Indigenous and mestizo provincials in Ecuador.

Tied hands write lies.

Mom, look! It’s George, and he’s a TV Indian!

The poetics of documentary.

First Nation territory in cyber space declared: No treaties needed.

U.N. delays vote on native self-determination.

Yearnings: Televisual love and melodramatic politics in contemporary China

The growth of the audio-visual imagescape in Latin America.

Bypassing of borders and building of bridges: Steps in the construction of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network in Canada.

Thinking outside the box: Indigenous television in Australia and Canada.

Statement on behalf of the Indigenous Peoples Caucus on provisional adoption of articles. Eleventh session of UN Working Group on a Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Speaking for, speaking about, speaking with, or speaking alongside: An anthropological and documentary dilemma.

El movimiento indio mexicano y la reforma del Estado [The Mexican Indian movement and the reform of the state]

Saamelaisten ihmisoikeudet, kulttuuri ja maankäyttö [Sámi human rights, culture, and land usage]

Salud y enfermedad en Oaxaca [Health and disease in Oaxaca]

Sorry, wrong number

Notes on the “post-colonial.

Ondas nacionales: La política cultural de la república liberal y la Radiodifusora Nacional de Colombia [National waves: The cultural politics of the liberal republic and the Radiodifusora Nacional of Colombia]

Sami media—Identity projects in a changing society.

Sami mass media: Their role in a minority society.

Gender, globalization and communications: Women and the transnational.

Collectivity and connectivity: Diaspora and mediated identities.

Institutional ecology, “translations” and boundary objects: Amateurs and professionals in Berkeley’s Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, 1907–1939

Census Snapshot: Maori

Maori

The creation and re-creation of ethnicity: Lessons from the Zapotec and Mixtec of Oaxaca.

Sovereign visions: Native North American documentary.

The Indian film crews of Challenge for Change: Representation and the state.

Federal recognition an unresolved issue.

Playing Indian in the nineties

Introduction

Sovershenstvovanie federal’nogo zakonodatel’stva o pravakh korennykh malochislennykh narodov Severa Rossii [Improving the federal legislation on Indigenous rights of small-numbered peoples of the Russian north]

Realising a dream.

TBS merges with three TV stations, seeks to “create synergy.

Minority youth, media uses and identity struggle: The role of the media in the production of locality.

Visual media, cultural politics, and anthropological practice: Some implications of recent uses of film and video among the Kayapó of Brazil.

Representation, politics, and cultural imagination in indigenous video: General points and Kayapó examples.