...Miranda Johnson Duke University Press 2008 Making History Public: Indigenous Claims to Settler States Miranda Johnson In the past four decades, history has become a matter of fierce public debate...

.... 1991 . Indigenous media: Faustian contract or global village. Cultural Anthropology 6 , no. 1: 91 -112. Goffman, Erving. 1979 . Footing. Semiotica 25 : 1 -29. Harner, Michael. 1990 . The way of the shaman . New York: HarperCollins. Harvey, David. 1989 . The condition of postmodernity...

...Elizabeth A. Povinelli Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Settler Modernity and the Quest for an Indigenous Tradition Elizabeth A. Povinelli...

...Monika Siebert Duke University Press 2006 Alfred, Taiaiake. 1999 . Peace, power, righteousness: An indigenous manifesto . Don Mills, Ont.: Oxford University Press. Brody, Hugh. 1977 . The people's land: Eskimos and whites in the eastern Arctic . Harmondsworth, U.K.: Penguin...

.... ———. 2001a . Euphemism,banality, propaganda: Anthropology, public debate and Indigenous communities . Paper presented at the Double Edged Conference, Newcastle University, 30 November. ———. 2001b . Performing Aboriginality: The politics and poetics of citizenship in everyday life. UTS Review 7 : 153...

...Tess Lea; Paul Pholeros This essay describes the surreality of Aboriginal housing in Australia, where images reroute remedial concern from the literal conditions toward a pathologization of the indigenous householder. Using governmental data against governmental interpretation, the essay shows how...

... form of figuring reality reduces ecological complexities, interactions, fluidity, and biodiversity into two general forms or ideas of “environment”: the idea of an untouched and pristine wilderness and the idea of an environmental struggle waged by indigenous peoples comprehended as victims...

..., and practical failure. This article combines insights from recent affect theory and indigenous and non–North Atlantic societies in response to this epistemological and theoretical critique. It argues (1) that affect analyses can give a fuller account of the ways in which nonhuman others participate...

... of the phenomena that thereby come into view. Two ethnographic moments—one involving faculty hiring and indigeneity and the other graduate admissions and gender/sexuality—exemplify the chilling effects of performative invocations of law, in this case of Proposition 209, the landmark California anti–affirmative...

... refugee and migrant , the fraught vocabulary of settlement and unsettlement (involving the translation of terms like indigeneity , occupation , detention zone , and camp ), shibboleth tests and the foreclosure of the right to residency (which amounts to the passporting of speech), and the multilingual...

... mineral deposits in Hokkaidō, Japan’s northern island, long inhabited by the Indigenous Ainu people. Following decolonial and archipelagic thoughts, the author reads across earthly archives of geological strata and colonial archives of historical documents to elucidate the conceptual duality...

... invested in reconciling the tension between local Crimean Tatar sounds and those of the abstracted “East,” musical success and political status became articulated together, in solidarity with an indigenous-global liminal sovereign imaginary that aspired for access to international markets while balancing...

... ): 108 -17, 160, 163. Ginsburg , Faye . 1991 . “Indigenous Media: Faustian Contract or Global Village?” Cultural Anthropology 6 ( no. 1 ): 92 -112. Hall , Stuart . 1992 . “Cultural Studies and Its Theoretical Legacies.” Pages 277–94 in L. Grossberg, C. Nelson, and P. Treichler, eds...

... Guinea: Targeted and Sampled Indigenous Peoples RAFI Communiqué, March/April, 1996, Page 11 Drawing Blood in Papua New Guinea: Targeted and Sampled Indigenous Peoples (from httpwww.rafi.org/misc/mapkey.html...

... ITB The object of architectural desire in Indonesia-the “Indonesian architecture”-enfolds a fundamental split: a nation-driven allegiance to a notion of the “indigenous” contrived under...

... Thinking Sexuality Transnationally (1999) and the author of The Cunning of Reason: Indigenous Alterity and Australian Multiculturalism (in press). Anderson, Benedict. 1991 . Imagined communities: Reflections on the origin and spread of nationalism . Rev. ed. London: Verso. Benveniste, Emile...

... and Fijian can be ambiguous, and might mean anyone born there, but "pure" Hawaiian and "pure" Fijian are not. They refer to natives in the classic sense. Across the globe a romance is building for the defense of indigenes, first peoples, natives...

.... Ginsburg , F. 1991 . “Indigenous Media: Faustian Contract or Global Village?” Cultural Anthropology 6 ( no. 1 ): 95 -114. Golding , P. 1977 . “Media Professionalism in the Third World: The Transfer of an Ideology.” Pages 291 -307 in J. Curran, M. Gurevitch, and J. Woollacott, eds. Mass...

... discussions of indigenous media production with a considered reflection on film technique and authenticity. The problem is certainly an old one. Indigeneity has long been a resource in the figu- ration and representation of the national soul...

... legislation to address climate change and support energy transition, and yet these projects remain susceptible to internal and external forces beyond the government’s control, ranging from transnational investors’ desire for profit to indigenous landowners’ concerns about a “second conquest” that will deprive...