Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p The Situation of Indigenous Peoples Today -- The Distinctions Between Indigenous, Tribal, and Minority Peoples -- The General Condition of Indigenous Peoples -- The Colonial Period -- The Present Period -- Concerns Regarding Ethnocide and Genocide -- The Indigenous/NGO Alliance -- The Indigenous Assertion of Self-Determination at the United Nations -- The Engagement of the United Nations -- The Representativeness of Indigenous Participants -- The Rights Sought by Indigenous Peoples -- The Indigenous Position on Self-Determination -- The Reaction of States -- The Role of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations -- The Historical Context of the Right to Self-Determination -- The 1648 Peace of Westphalia: The Creation of the Modern State -- The 1789 French Revolution: The State Becomes a People -- The 1914 League of Nations: Peoples Become States -- The Decolonization Movement -- Forgotten Polities -- The Developing Norm of Self-Determination -- The League of Nations: European Minorities Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Decolonization: Colonial Territories Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- The International Human Rights Covenants: All Peoples Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Post-1971 Developments: Peoples in Independent States Exercise Self-Determination -- Indigenous Peoples and States -- A Critique of the State-Centered Approach to Self-Determination -- Opportunism v. Principle -- The Totalitarianism of the State -- International Society or Interstate System -- Power v. Need -- A Proposal.. }
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- catalog description "The Situation of Indigenous Peoples Today -- The Distinctions Between Indigenous, Tribal, and Minority Peoples -- The General Condition of Indigenous Peoples -- The Colonial Period -- The Present Period -- Concerns Regarding Ethnocide and Genocide -- The Indigenous/NGO Alliance -- The Indigenous Assertion of Self-Determination at the United Nations -- The Engagement of the United Nations -- The Representativeness of Indigenous Participants -- The Rights Sought by Indigenous Peoples -- The Indigenous Position on Self-Determination -- The Reaction of States -- The Role of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations -- The Historical Context of the Right to Self-Determination -- The 1648 Peace of Westphalia: The Creation of the Modern State -- The 1789 French Revolution: The State Becomes a People -- The 1914 League of Nations: Peoples Become States -- The Decolonization Movement -- Forgotten Polities -- The Developing Norm of Self-Determination -- The League of Nations: European Minorities Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Decolonization: Colonial Territories Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- The International Human Rights Covenants: All Peoples Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Post-1971 Developments: Peoples in Independent States Exercise Self-Determination -- Indigenous Peoples and States -- A Critique of the State-Centered Approach to Self-Determination -- Opportunism v. Principle -- The Totalitarianism of the State -- International Society or Interstate System -- Power v. Need -- A Proposal.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Situation of Indigenous Peoples Today -- The Distinctions Between Indigenous, Tribal, and Minority Peoples -- The General Condition of Indigenous Peoples -- The Colonial Period -- The Present Period -- Concerns Regarding Ethnocide and Genocide -- The Indigenous/NGO Alliance -- The Indigenous Assertion of Self-Determination at the United Nations -- The Engagement of the United Nations -- The Representativeness of Indigenous Participants -- The Rights Sought by Indigenous Peoples -- The Indigenous Position on Self-Determination -- The Reaction of States -- The Role of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations -- The Historical Context of the Right to Self-Determination -- The 1648 Peace of Westphalia: The Creation of the Modern State -- The 1789 French Revolution: The State Becomes a People -- The 1914 League of Nations: Peoples Become States -- The Decolonization Movement -- Forgotten Polities -- The Developing Norm of Self-Determination -- The League of Nations: European Minorities Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Decolonization: Colonial Territories Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- The International Human Rights Covenants: All Peoples Are Entitled to Self-Determination -- Post-1971 Developments: Peoples in Independent States Exercise Self-Determination -- Indigenous Peoples and States -- A Critique of the State-Centered Approach to Self-Determination -- Opportunism v. Principle -- The Totalitarianism of the State -- International Society or Interstate System -- Power v. Need -- A Proposal.".