Juridification of indigenous politics

作者： Stuart Kirsch

DOI: 10.1017/CBO9781139043786.002

关键词: Gender studies 、 Traditional knowledge 、 Indigenous 、 Compensation payment 、 Politics 、 Bauxite mining 、 Geography 、 Human rights 、 Law 、 Environmentalism

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