Tourism Impacts on Indigenous people
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National Green Growth Strategy in Cambodia
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Research Paper
Vidal, The Arawak Sacred Routes of Migration.pdf
Indigenous Peoples: Collective Rights, FPIC and Equitable Benefit Sharing. Presented by Robeliza Halip of the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact.
Chapter 10 Kinship and Descent. Kinship Kinship is how people are related to you –Fictive – adaptive (godparents, step-siblings, etc) –Consanguine – blood.
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A brief historical overview Based on Chapter 8 of Counterpoints.
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Indigenous Peoples Policy (OP 4.10): One type of vulnerable community John Butler Tbilisi, May 2013.
