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Author Coates, Kenneth, 1956-
Title A global history of indigenous peoples : struggle and survival / Ken S. Coates.
Publication Info Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.


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Descript x, 297 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents Introduction : Indigenous peoples in the age of globalization -- Peopling the earth : the greatest migration -- Peoples of the land : spiritual and cultural roots of indigenous societies -- Mutual discovery : tribal peoples and the first wave of globalization -- Resistance and adaptation : indigenous reaction to newcomer occupations -- Biological changes : ecological imperialism and the transformation of tribal worlds -- Spiritual contests : missionaries, Christianity, and indigenous societies -- Administered peoples : indigenous nations and regulated societies -- Final invasions : war, resource development, and the occupation of tribal territories -- Continuing the struggle : indigenous protests, legal agendas, and aboriginal internationalism -- Uncertainties : the future of indigenous societies.
ISBN 9781403939296 (pbk.)
033392150X
9780333921500
1403939292 (pbk.)
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Author Coates, Kenneth, 1956-
Subject Indigenous peoples -- History.
Indigenous peoples -- Social conditions.
Indigenous peoples -- Government relations.
Descript x, 297 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents Introduction : Indigenous peoples in the age of globalization -- Peopling the earth : the greatest migration -- Peoples of the land : spiritual and cultural roots of indigenous societies -- Mutual discovery : tribal peoples and the first wave of globalization -- Resistance and adaptation : indigenous reaction to newcomer occupations -- Biological changes : ecological imperialism and the transformation of tribal worlds -- Spiritual contests : missionaries, Christianity, and indigenous societies -- Administered peoples : indigenous nations and regulated societies -- Final invasions : war, resource development, and the occupation of tribal territories -- Continuing the struggle : indigenous protests, legal agendas, and aboriginal internationalism -- Uncertainties : the future of indigenous societies.
ISBN 9781403939296 (pbk.)
033392150X
9780333921500
1403939292 (pbk.)
Author Coates, Kenneth, 1956-
Subject Indigenous peoples -- History.
Indigenous peoples -- Social conditions.
Indigenous peoples -- Government relations.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  GN 380 C6  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  GN 380 C6  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Indigenous peoples -- History.
Indigenous peoples -- Social conditions.
Indigenous peoples -- Government relations.
Descript x, 297 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents Introduction : Indigenous peoples in the age of globalization -- Peopling the earth : the greatest migration -- Peoples of the land : spiritual and cultural roots of indigenous societies -- Mutual discovery : tribal peoples and the first wave of globalization -- Resistance and adaptation : indigenous reaction to newcomer occupations -- Biological changes : ecological imperialism and the transformation of tribal worlds -- Spiritual contests : missionaries, Christianity, and indigenous societies -- Administered peoples : indigenous nations and regulated societies -- Final invasions : war, resource development, and the occupation of tribal territories -- Continuing the struggle : indigenous protests, legal agendas, and aboriginal internationalism -- Uncertainties : the future of indigenous societies.
ISBN 9781403939296 (pbk.)
033392150X
9780333921500
1403939292 (pbk.)
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