Democracy and Indigenous Peoples
The Indigenous Peoples are often not considered as part of the modern democracy even in their own territories. This includes international institutions which violate their own mandates of universal democracy. In the 21st century we would like to build a powerful movement of democracy. This presentation will be informative from an Indigenous perspective and will be followed by a question and answer section.
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AUGUST 24-28, 2011
Downtown Campus of Madison College and the Concourse Hotel
MADISON, WISCONSIN
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