Indigenous Peoples & Autonomy: Insights for a Global Age 2014 The contributors argue that the

The contributors argue that the first step toward achieving this positive social development is discussing and sharing research agendas

and that the desire for Aboriginal self-government is an attempt to preserve such traits

The book is easily accessible with numerous maps

cannot be told and understood outside the context of the dispossession of Indigenous peoples

bridges and buildings

Indigenous Peoples & Autonomy: Insights for a Global Age 2014 The contributors argue that theIndigenous Peoples and Autonomy: Insights for a Global Age is one of the titles in the Globalization and Autonomy series published by UBC Press. This volume contains 10 essays by scholars from a variety of disciplines. Each essay focuses on a specific Indigenous Nation including the James Bay Cree, Saami Council, Torres Strait Islanders, Mapuche of Cholchol (Chile), East Cree, and the Zapatista Indigenous movement. Each case study examines how each