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pan-Indianism: a standalone construct

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Indigenous studies

movements that unite people from many American Indian nations around a shared Indian identity and common political and cultural goals.

In Indigenous studies, pan-Indianism refers to movements that unite people from many American Indian nations around a shared Indian identity and common political and cultural goals. This meaning comes from Hertzberg (1971) in The search for an American Indian identity.[1]

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References

Hertzberg, H. W. (1971). The search for an American Indian identity. Syracuse University Press. ISBN 9780815622451

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