the rights of indigenous peoples and maroons in suriname

... the claims of indigenous peoples The Conclusion first reiterates the theme of legitimacy and then gues for recognition of indigenous peoples as ‘peoples’ with the right ofself-determination in ... people and territory and then explaining the legaland political significance of using the term ‘peoples’ rather than thesingular ‘people’ Chapter 2 concerns the incommensurability of cultures and the ... suggest ways of dealing with the barriers to cross-culturalunderstanding, ending the marginalisation of indigenous peoples andwidening their legal rights Central concerns of this body of writing areaccepting

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... Indigenous Peoplesrights of indigenous peoples; especially the right of self-determinationboth within constitutional law and in international global law The sec-ond sense of bringing indigenous peoples ... reflect their own understanding of themselves.Their construction or account of what it is to be the other need not accordwith the self-understanding of the other Nevertheless, the other may in turn ... human species in maintaining itself.’107 Bringing ‘peoples’, whether indigenous or not, into international ciety in the first of the senses identified above would require the exten-sion of cosmopolitan

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... of sovereign rights and title, to thedenial of any such rights standing in the way of ‘civilised’ peoples as-suming sovereignty over them and gaining title to their lands Lindleydistinguishes between ... centuries In these theories the concepts of the ‘state of nature’and of ‘natural rights’ had an important place and implications for non-Europeans The state of nature and natural rights The concept of ... dis-possession of non-Europeans and the denial of rights They also aidedthe development of theories of the state and of rights that supportedEuropean state-building through the sixteenth, seventeenth and

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... of indigenous peoples; and To develop international standards concerning the rights of indigenous peoples, taking account of the similarities and the differences in their ... For many indigenous peoples the dispossession of their land, as a result of the arrival of European. .. body standing above them At the top of the structure is the General ... the aboriginals posed by European diseases, and the inability of hunting societies to adapt to the loss of their hunting grounds. The attempt to save the lives of Europeans [by migrating to the

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... Barsh contrasts the role of thestate in indigenous and non-indigenous thinking ‘In the legal systems of states, a “right” is an argument against state power In indigenousthinking, there is no state, ... support of the assertion that ‘the well-being of the group is related to but different from, the gation of the interests of individuals’.103 In the end indigenous rightsmight be a species of human rights, ... expression of thedistinctive conception indigenous peoples have of political and socialrelations In an illuminating discussion of indigenous peoples in rela-tion to individual human rights, Russell

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... situated in the framework of interna-tional society For them the possibility contained in Todorov and Nandy is one that does not surrender to ‘incommensurablity, disabling of versation and international ... society’, but is instead a conversation ‘in theface of difference and in confrontation with power and domination’.20 con-Together Todorov and Nandy provide ways of understanding self–otherrelations ... offer richly rewarding insights intocross-cultural understanding and ‘othering’ their narratives are ‘not sit-uated within a complex of global cultures’ They then show how thesenarratives can

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... relations theory has lurched in the direction of at-tempting to interpret international relations in terms of the theories ofother subjects In so doing it has departed from attempting to workwithin, and ... inclusion of indigenous peoples in thepractices of international society The acceptance of difference and theover-lapping rights and obligations attached to individuals were eroded as international ... employs the methods of history, law andphilosophy.15More than just using the methods of these disciplines, theclassical approach has also involved drawing on the ideas and find-ings contained in classic

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... structures of the state; hence the importance Trang 2in-European Conquest and the Rights of Indigenous Peoplesof the concept of multinational democracies This requires new standings of self-determination ... the right of indigenous families and commu-nities to retain shared responsibility for the upbringing, training,education and well-being of their children, Recognising also, that indigenous peoples ... coexisting within stateboundaries All ‘peoples’, and indeed individuals, both indigenous and indigenous, should enjoy freedom from domination In the case of in-digenous peoples this is all the more

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... Catherine J ‘International Human Rights and their Impact on Domestic Law on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand’, in P Haverman (ed.), Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Australia, ... Constitutionalism in an Age of Diversity, Cambridge Uni-versity Press, 1995 ‘The Struggles of Indigenous Peoples for and of Freedom’, in D Iveson, P Patton and W Sanders (eds.), Political Theory and the Rights ... ‘Encounters on the Frontiers of International Human Rights Law: Redefining the Terms of Indigenous Peoples’ Survival in the World’, Duke Law Journal, 4 (September 1990), 660–704 Wilmer, Franke The Indigenous

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... others inthe Philippines; the Mae-Enga, Dani and Tsembaga peoples of WestPapua; the Naga and others in India; the Karen and Kachin in Myanmar;the Ainu of Japan; the Hmong peoples of Thailand and Vietnam;the ... asserts, ‘the clinching concept in the definition of indigenous ’38 The self-determination sought by indigenous peoples is inescapablylinked to the identity they have as peoples who lived in an ... Trang 3Indigenous PeoplesPaul Keal examines the historical role of international law and politicaltheory in justifying the dispossession of indigenous peoples as part ofthe expansion of international

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... self-determining, as set out in Articles 3 and 32 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Indigenous peoples’ development paradigms could build on collective rights and the ethos of ... the theme: “Indigenous peoples: development with culture and identity: articles 3 and 32 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” and requested the results of the ... this understanding of indigenous peoples’ ‘development’ continues to exist in the minds of many policy makers today.2 7 The current understanding of development entails the exploitation of natural

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... rights of indigenous peoples; recent standard-setting concerning the rights ofindigenous peoples; and the human rights-based approach to development in thecontext of indigenous peoples 39 The former ... specific mandateconcerning the rights of indigenous peoples 29 In addressing the mandates and working methods of the different UNmechanisms with a specific mandate regarding indigenous peoples, the ... number of indigenous experts, were invited to participate in an informal meeting in order to discuss issues of coordination in their work to promote the rights of indigenouspeoples in the framework

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... 1ĐIRECTIONS IN DEVELOPMENT Trang 4Meeting the Balance of Electricity Supply and Demand in Latin America and the Caribbean Trang 6Meeting the Balance of Electricity Supply and Demand in Latin America and ... assessment of the electric power sector in Latin America and the Caribbean to 2030 and, in the process, provide initial answers to the previous questions The report begins by examining the history of the ... Latin America and the Caribbean Region of the World Bank: the Energy Unit and the Economics Unit of the Sustainable Development Department and the Office of the Chief Economist The task team

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... aware of and believed in the value of the practices but were not using them to make clinical deci-sions However, given that over half of the nurses in this study reported using a majority of the ... the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador with the specific aim of understanding the role of P&Ps in pro-moting research utilization Theoretical framing No theory or conceptual model ... Cochrane database of systematic reviews and the database of abstracts of reviews of effectiveness, the CINAHL and MEDLINE electronic databases, and the Internet Practices were selected if they: 1) could

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... inhibited in allchitin-containing fungi The degree of inhibition was proportional to the level of chitin in the cell wall of the target fungus Combining the two enzymes resulted in a synergisticincrease ... completing its destruction Lec-tins, the sugar-binding proteins or glycoproteins of nonimmune origin, which agglutinatecells and are involved in interactions between the cell surface components and ... observed in two other strains of E agglomerans tested in this work (157) The chitinolytic activity was induced when the strains were grown in the presence of colloidalchitin as the sole C source; the

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... (including mental health) problems [8-10] Generally speaking the proximity to the event [11-13], the severity of the incident [14], and the extent of the physical injury increases the risk of ... At the end of the survey, we asked respondents what addi-tional support they needed Results In the following reporting of findings, the Chechen Tem-porary Accommodation Centres (TACs) and the Ingushe-tian ... contributing to ill health outcomes Nearly all of the people interviewed wished to return to their place of origin In Chechnya, lack of shelter was the main reason for not returning; in Ingushetia, insecurity

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... than the number of all possible paths of length n leading from a0 to the condition h(x) ∈ B1 While the combining algorithm generating the a i, the form of the nonlinear oscillator, and the details ... original work is properly cited. Trang 2One starting point for understanding the necessity ofincluding culture in the study of cognition or conscious-ness at any scale lies in the observations of ... processes, in a certain sense, seems possible [11] Invoking the spirit of the Shannon-McMillan Theorem, essentially the zero-error limit of the Rate Distortion The-orem discussed in the Mathematical

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... contributions of the thesis The thesis “The relation between exchange rate and the balance of payments – The theory and reality in Vietnam” contributes the following new points: Trang 5- Continue clarifying ... 2009 - The thesis also makes use of results of other relevant scientific research projects according to inheriting principles in order to prove and illustrate theoretical points in the thesis ... First, the thesis examines overall theories on the relationbetween exchange rate and the balance of payments - Second, the thesis investigates the reality of the balance of payments, policies of

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... equal to a linear combination of the recent rate of inflation, the deviation of a four-quarter rate of inflation from the bank’s desired rate of infla-tion, and the deviation of the percentage ... see Feinman (1993) and Gilbert and Lovati (1978) Trang 32In light of the difficulties the Federal Reserve was having, there was a growing interest in the institutions and logic underlying the formulation ... from an intensifying crisis in the savings and loan and mutual savings bank industries.28 Net inflows of funds to these intermedi-aries fell by almost 50% between 1965 and 1966 and their net income

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... others in the Philippines; the Mae-Enga, Dani and Tsembaga peoples of West Papua; the Naga and others in India; the Karen and Kachin in Myanmar; the Ainu of Japan; the Hmong peoples of Thailand and ... Conquest and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Paul Keal examines the historical role of international law and political theory in justifying the dispossession of indigenous peoples as part of the ... lives.’ 37 Self-determination is, he asserts, the clinching concept in the definition of indigenous ’ 38 The self-determination sought by indigenous peoples is inescapably linked to the identity they have as peoples...

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