We Are Here

We Are HereWe Are Here: Politics of Aboriginal Land Tenure edited by Edwin N. Wilmsen brings together leading anthropologists to examine how indigenous systems of landholding have been understood, misrecognized, and increasingly asserted within the legal and political frameworks of modern nation states. Long dismissed as foragers without institutions of tenure, Aboriginal peoples across Africa, Australia, and North America have faced the unique burden of proving

If we set our minds to it

physical and mental health crises

or The Magic in Your Mind

The region has also experienced dramatic—if uneven—human rights improvements

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Verflüssigung und krisenhafter Dynamik andererseits

offering essential insights for agronomists

das Changieren der Gedenkartikel zwischen Huldigung und Schmähung

Länder abhängt

Fashion Illustration represents a designer's point of view and Anna Kiper's aim is to contribute to the revival of this unique art form

By exploring how teachers can support literacy practices through gaming

a sense of dangerous betrayal infests the city that only Laidlaw can erase