Category: Political
Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 5
Part 5 The Anti-Bolshevik Block of Nations (ABN) was created by Nazi Germany in 1943 as the Committee of Subjugated Nations.1 It was renamed ABN in 1946.2 “A lot of…
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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 4
Part 4 Dr. Brezinski was also Foreign Policy Institute Senior Fellow at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. The school announced, “The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International…
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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 3
Part 3 There have been calls for mass expulsion of Russians and Russian-speaking Ukrainians. The aim is to erase them from both the history and the territory of Ukraine. Like…
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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 2
Part 2 Ukrainian nationalism is a 19th-century phenomenon that originated in, and was confined to, the Polish territory that the Habsburg Empire annexed in the First Partition of Poland in…
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Doublethink, Geopolitics, and HegemonyThe West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and Russia’s Indigenous Peoples – Part 1
Part 1 This is part one of a five-part series written initially as a single essay under the title “Doublethink, Geopolitics, and Hegemony: The West’s Interest in Ukraine, Russia, and…
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Requiem for Semiahmoo
When the late Dr. Rudolph C. Rÿser invited me to join his “brain trust” at the Center for World Indigenous Studies twenty years ago, he said the priorities were: 1….
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The Indigenous Oromo Nation
As we near the end of this series of blogs dedicated to the Fourth World Journal Special Issue: Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT), we highlight “The Indigenous Oromo Nation: Victims…
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The Slow Genocide of Indigenous Nations and Peoples
We often speak of colonialism as if it were a singular event of the past—fixed in time and easily defined. Yet its ongoing, structural nature continues to reverberate within Indigenous…
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Ezidikhan Customary Laws
Continuing our blog series on the Fourth World Journal Special Issue: Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT), we’re pleased to spotlight another powerful contribution centered on the Tribunal. In “Ezidikhan Customary…
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Nations International Criminal Tribunal Charter
We’re excited to share another post in our blog series highlighting the Fourth World Journal Special Issue: Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT). This blog focuses on the journal’s cornerstone: the…
Read moreChief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library
The library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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