Indigenous Peoples - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Indigenous Peoples Of The United Nations Declaration On The Rights Of Study
2.	The Analysis Of Protection Of Traditional Knowledge From The View Of Intellectual Property Right
3.	Research On The Subject Of Self - Determination
4.	Research On The Taiwan Aboriginal Education Law
5.	Legal Protection Of Indigenous Peoples' Rights And Interests In International Project Investment
6.	State Succession In Respect Of Indigenous Land-related Treaties Signed By Indigenous Communities
7.	A Study On International Legal Issues Of Non-Traditional Security In Arctic Region
8.	Research On The Protection Of The Rights Of Inhabitants In Central Plains During The Construction Of National Parks
9.	A New Legal Era for the Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan---Self-Government
10.	Community, law, and justice: Conflict between indigenous peoples' claims to self-determination and the transnational economic interests in Peru and Canada
11.	Climate change and indigenous peoples in Latin America
12.	The land of whose father? The politics of indigenous peoples' claims
13.	Consultation or consent? Indigenous people's participatory rights with regard to the exploration of natural resources according the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
14.	'We speak for ourselves': The first national congress of indigenous peoples and the politics of indigenismo in Mexico, 1968--1982
15.	Taking duties seriously? The state obligations to consult and to accommodate Indigenous Peoples' rights
16.	Constructing In/Security in the Arctic: Polar Politics, Indigenous Peoples, and Environmental Change in Canada and Norway
17.	Water Rights: A Transformative Perspective On Water Rights And Indigenous Peoples
18.	Exploring landscapes as sites of intercultural relations between Indigenous peoples and immigrant settler
19.	Autonomy and indigenous peoples of the Arctic: Legal status of Inuit (case study of Greenland and Nunavut) (Denmark)
20.	Indigenous peoples and the state: An anthropological analysis of an evolving political relationship
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