Indigenous peoples and poverty: an international perspective

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* CONTENTS * 1. Introduction: Indigenous Peoples and Poverty - John-Andrew McNeish and Robyn Eversole * PART 1: INDIGENOUS POVERTY * 2. Overview: Patterns of Indigenous Disadvantage Worldwide - Robyn Eversole * 3. The Conditions of Life and Health for Indigenous Women in Areas of High Marginalization, Chiapas, Mexico - Hector Javier S nchez-P'rez, Guadalupe Vargas Morales and Josep Mar!a Jans * 4. Scarred Landscapes and Tattooed Faces: Poverty, Identity and Land Conflict in a Taiwanese Indigenous Community - Scott Simon * 5. Nutritional Vulnerability in Indigenous Children of the Americas: A Human Rights Issue - Siri Damman * PART 2: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN NATION STATES: RIGHTS, CITIZENSHIP, AND SELF-DETERMINATION * 6. Overview: The Right to Self-Determination - John-Andrew NcNeish and Robyn Eversole * 7. Poverty and International Aid among Russia's Indigenous Peoples - Indra Overland * 8. Indigenous Peoples of Southeast Asia: Poverty, Identity and Resistance - Don McCaskill and Jeff Rutherford * 9. Tackling Indigenous Disadvantage in the Twenty-First Century: 'Social Inclusion' and Maori in New Zealand - Louise Humpage * 10. Political Participation and Poverty among Colombian Indigenous Communities, the Case of the Zen and Mokan Peoples- A. Carolina Borda Nio and Dario Mej!a Montalvo * 11. Indigenous Peoples, Poverty, and Self-Determination in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States - Stephen Cornell * PART 3: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' PERSPECTIVES ON DEVELOPMENT * 12. Overview: Indigenous Peoples' Perspectives on Development - John-Andrew NcNeish * 13. Ecological Wealth versus Social Poverty: Contradictions of and Perspectives on Indigenous Development in Central America and Mexico - Pablo Alarc n-Ch ires * 14. Indigenous Anti-Poverty Strategies in an Australian Town - Robyn Eversole, Leon Ridgeway and David Mercer * 15. Sami Responses to Poverty in the Nordic Countries - Christian Hicks and nde Somby * 16. Conclusions: Poverty, Peoples, and the Meaning of Change - John-Andrew NcNeish and Robyn Eversole * Index

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