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Fourth World: a standalone construct

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FourthWorld1 CONSTRUCTFourth WorldMANUEL · INDIGENOUS STUDIES

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Indigenous studies

the Indigenous peoples living as nations within states they did not consent to, set apart from the First, Second and Third Worlds of states.

In Indigenous studies, Fourth World refers to the Indigenous peoples living as nations within states they did not consent to, set apart from the First, Second and Third Worlds of states. This meaning comes from Manuel (1974) in The fourth world.[1]

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References

  1. Manuel, G., & Posluns, M. (1974). The fourth world: An Indian reality. Collier-Macmillan Canada. ISBN 9780029756201

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