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...Indigenous Peoples and the Coloniality of Power ...

... This chapter argues that ongoing armed violence and narcotrafficking in Northeast India can be better understood by analyzing the continued colonization of Indigenous lands through exploitation and militarization. Fractured by colonial borders and state intrusion, Indigenous Peoples in Northeast...

... resources to defend the rights of Indigenous women and girls. This chapter profiles the A´i Cofán People, whose traditional territories straddle the Colombia-Ecuador border, and their experience of colonization, natural resource extraction and exploitation on their land, the severing...

...Chile before Chile<subtitle>Indigenous Peoples, Conquest, and Colonial Society</subtitle> ...

... simultaneously reinforce the neoliberal world order and disadvantage Indigenous Peoples. Posing climate change as a transnational problem perpetrated by colonial and capitalist frameworks, this chapter puts forth an alternative framework for governing geoengineering practices that enhance, rather than degrade...

... access to land and resources. This chapter ultimately positions the Jumma's presence in both theoretical and geographical borderlands in Bangladesh in relation to Bengali majoritarianism and ongoing constitutional rights violations committed against Indigenous Peoples by Bangladesh. Bangladesh...

... This chapter argues that the behavior of Anglo settler states and Indigenous Peoples within a logic of sovereignty is discordant with prevailing international relations theory instead of engaging bonds of relational friendship. Where mainstream international relations theory prioritizes...

... This chapter gives insight into how cross-border solidarity movements can be constructed and sustained by examining MADRE, a community-based international human rights organization advocating for Indigenous women and girls. Using case studies of social justice campaigns across the US-Mexico...

... This chapter provides a detailed analysis of international human rights laws and institutions and the relationship between Indigenous Peoples in South America and colonial borders. This chapter argues that advancing self-determination for transborder and transnational Indigenous Peoples requires...