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Abstract This article focuses on the issue of the relationship between constitutional recognition ...
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Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Indigenous Americans witnessed a significant nati...
This research explored the facilitation and hindrance of Aboriginal identity attainment and develope...
As a concept, the nation is maddeningly difficult to define. Like “spirit” or “health”, the term “n...