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In Memoriam: Dr. Rudolph C. Rÿser, Founding Chair, CWIS

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Sailing the Arctic

Sailing the Arctic

September 4, 2007

In this map of the Arctic Ocean and the lands surrounding it, Le Monde diplomatique locates energy and mining resources within territories of the Arctic Council, whose participants include Inuit,…

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The Children of Biafra Proclaim Independence–Again

The Children of Biafra Proclaim Independence–Again

September 3, 2007

With their principal leader Dr. Ralph Uwazurike imprisoned, ill and purportedly tortured since October 2005 under orders from just replaced President Obsanjo the leaders of the Ibo, Igaw, Ogoni, Igibo…

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Healthy Humor: Subversive Weapon

Healthy Humor: Subversive Weapon

September 1, 2007

Native American communities have gone through probably the worst of situations in North America that people can go through. North America’s indigenous peoples have experienced the devastating depopulation of their…

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Self-government, Nations and States

Self-government, Nations and States

August 31, 2007

There has been a revolution in the Fourth World, of sorts, underway for the better portion of the last twenty-five years: Self-governing nations recognized by individual states’ governments and even…

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Serious Science

Serious Science

August 31, 2007

In this 2003 report by CWIS associate scholar Anke Weisheit, traditional medicine in contemporary Uganda is examined as, “a complex combination of activities, order of knowledge, beliefs, and customs.” In…

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Stopping HIV/AIDS in Africa

Stopping HIV/AIDS in Africa

August 30, 2007

In Ghana there are few orthodox medical practitioners and many traditional healers. By some estimates for every orthodox medical partitioner there are 200,000 people and for every traditional healer there…

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http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0708/S00705.htm

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0708/S00705.htm

August 30, 2007

Reports from Human Rights workers confirm that the Indonesian military (TNI) and police launched a new military offensive in the Jamo (also spelt Yamo) Valley in the remote Puncak Jaya…

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Eye to Eye

Eye to Eye

August 29, 2007

There’s a small room attached to the senior center that serves as the museum for the Quileute tribe on the central coast of Washington. On display are artifacts — mostly…

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Discoveries

Discoveries

August 28, 2007

“New tribe discovered”… could be the title of an old movie about Christopher Columbus’s times. In today’s reality, it is the western centric language used in the media to report…

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Let Africa Restore Africa

Let Africa Restore Africa

August 27, 2007

When I spoke with African National Congress officials in the early 1980s they were struggling to defeat the apartheid policies of the “white government.” I wanted to know what the…

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Chief 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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