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FOURTH WORLD JOURNAL
The Fourth World Journal (FWJ) is the world's leading publication for ideas and analysis about and by writers from some of the world's more than six thousand Fourth World nations. Leading activists and scholars contribute lively and informative articles and essays found nowhere else. FWJ is a publication truly without peers. Contributors to FWJ reveal what otherwise remains hidden in other publications. FWJ delivers to the reader analysis, ideas and thorough scholarship that explains world events or activities in your backyard that may touch on the environment, political change, history, economics, social change, or the creative arts, what matters in your life and the life of people you care about. FWJ was the first publication to print Dr. David C. Hyndman's analysis of how the government of Indonesia introduced biological warfare in its offensive war against West Papua's indigenous nations (Summer 1989). Informative and incisive articles like "U.S. Expropriates Tribal Lands Legally," and an analysis of the "World Bank's Tribal Economic Policy" were first published in FWJ and were only later cited by other publications referring to the pages of FWJ. Articles and essays as varied as "The Human Rights Situation in Africa" by Moringe Parkipuny of Massai and "Potlatch Economics, a Lummi Perspective" by Larry Kinley have enriched FWJ pages. Some of the world's leading essayists, analysts and scholars in the Fourth World contribute to each volume. Now the Fourth World Journal is available for free viewing to the users of online telecommunications. Those who wish to have a combined two-volume copy of the Journal in your hands need only subscribe. If sufficient numbers of readers want a hardcopy then they will become available by the end of the publishing year. Now sit back and explore the ideas of the Fourth World in our Current FWJ Issues and in our Classic FWJ Issues!  

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