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32.1 - Burma Burning
31.3 - Reparations for Indigenous Peoples
31.2 - Rescuing Critically Endangered Native American Languages
31.1 - Passing the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
30.4 - Land & Resources in the Americas
30.3 - Two Countries, One People
30.2 - Indigeneity in Africa
30.1 - Bridging the Gap Between Law and Reality
29.4 - Water Rights and Indigenous Peoples
29.3 - Fair Trade & Indigenous Peoples
29.2 - Indigenous Peoples Bridging the Digital Divide
29.1 - Indigenous Peoples and Violent Conflict
29.0 - Bridging the Gap Between Law and Reality
28.4 - Women the World Must Hear
28.3 - The International Decade of the World's Indigenous People
28.2 - Worlds Transformed: Indigenous Peoples' Health in Changing Rainforests
28.1 - Indigenous Lands or National Parks?
27.4 - Indigenous Education and the Prospects for Cultural Survival
27.3 - Models of Sovereignty and Survival in Alaska
27.2 - Shamanisms and Survival
27.1 - The Troubled Taiga
26.4 - Indigenous Responses to Plan Colombia
26.3 - Melanesia: The Future of Tradition. 2002.
26.2 - Nurturing the Sacred in Aboriginal Australia. 2002.
26.1 - The Kalahari San: Self-determination in the Desert. 2002.
25.4 - Maroons in The Americas Heroic Pasts, Ambiguous Presents, Uncertain Futures. 2002.
25.3 - From Our Readers. 2001.
25.2 - Endangered Languages, Endangered Lives. 2001.
25.1 - Mining Indigenous Lands: Can Impacts and Benefits be Reconciled? 2001.
24.4 - Intellectual Property Rights: Culture as Commodity. 2001.
24.3 - Burma: Human Rights, Forgotten Wars & Survival. 2000.
24.2 - Rethinking Childhood: Perspectives on Children's Rights. 2000.
24.1 - Problems in Paradise: Sovereignty in the Pacific - Ka Lahui's Hawaiian Vision. 2000
23.4 - Visions of the Future: The Prospect for Reconciliation. 2000.
23.3 - Going Under: Indigenous Peoples and the Struggle Against Large Dams. 1999.
23.2 - Protecting Indigenous Culture and Land through Ecotourism. 1999.
23.1 - Indigenous Rights and Self-Determination in Mexico. 1999.
22.4 - Uprooted: Dispossession in Africa. 1999.
22.3 - Crisis in the Last Frontier: The Alaskan Subsistence Debate. 1998
22.2 - Aboriginal Media, Aboriginal Control. 1998.
22.1 - Reclaiming Native Education: Activism, Teaching and Leadership. 1998.
21.4 - The Internet and Indigenous Groups. 1998.
21.3 - 25 Years of the Indigenous Movement: Africa and Asia. 1997.
21.2 - 25 Years of the Indigenous Movement: The Americas and Australia. 1997.
21.1 - Museums and Indigenous People: the Power of Indigenous Knowledge. 1997.
20.4 - Traditional Music in Community Life: Aspects of Performance, Recordings and Preservation. 1997.
20.3 - Who's Local Here? The Politics of Participation in Development.1996.
20.2 - Genes, People, and Property: Furor Erupts Over Genetic Research on Indigenous Groups. 1996.
20.1 - Voices from the Commons: Evolving Relations of Property and Management. 1996.
19.4 - American Indian Religious Freedom: First People and the First Amendment. 1996.
19.3 - Culture, Resources and Conflict. 1995.
19.2 - Nationalism in Eastern Europe. 1995.
19.1 - Women and War. 1995.
18.4 - Geomatics: Who Needs It? 1995.
18.3 - Ethnic Conflict: The New World Order. 1994.
18.2 - Ethnic Conflict: The New World Order. 1994.
18.1 - A Wave of Change: The United Nations and Indigenous Peoples. 1994.
17.4 - Native American Journalism. 1994.
17.3 - Special Issue: Selections from State of the Peoples. 1993.
17.2 - Behind the Headlines: Violence, Land, and People in a Changing Southern Africa. 1993.
17.1 - Resource and Sanctuary: Indigenous Peoples, Ancestral Rights, and the Forests of the Americas. 1993.
16.4 - Women's Work, Women's Worth: Women, Economics and Development. 1992.
16.3 - Speaking For Ourselves: Native Americans Look at the Columbus Quincentennary. 1992.
16.2 - At the Threshold: An Action Guide for Cultural Survival. 1992.
16.1 - After the Breakup: Roots of Soviet Dis-Union. 1992.
15.4 - A Decade of CSQ. 1991.
15.3 - Intellectual Property Rights: The Politics of Ownership. 1991.
15.2 - Western Oceania: Caring for the Ancestral Domain. 1991.
15.1 - Romanticizing the Stone Age: Special Report on the Tasaday. 1991.
14.4 - Land and Resources: The Finite Frontier. 1990.
14.3 - Cambodia 1990
14.2 - Breaking Out of the Tourist Trap: Part II. 1990.
14.1 - Breaking Out of the Tourist Trap: Part I. 1990.
13.4 - Burma: In Search of Peace. 1989.
13.3 - Central America and the Caribbean. 1989.
13.2 - India: Cultures in Crisis. 1989.
13.1 - Brazil: Who Pays for Development? 1989.
12.4 - Resettlement and Relocation, Part 2. 1988.
12.3 - Resettlement and Relocation: Special Features on Malaysia. 1988.
12.2 - Hydroelectric Dams and Indigenous Peoples 1988.
12.1 - Health and Healing (Includes a special section on Tibet) 1988.
11.4 - Militarization and Indigenous Peoples, Part 2: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. 1987.
11.3 - Militarization and Indigenous Peoples, Part 1: The Americas and the Pacific. 1987.
11.2 - Fishing Communities. 1987.
11.1 - Grassroots Economic Development. 1987.
10.4 - Children: The Battleground of Change1986.
10.3 - Mountain Peoples. 1986.
10.2 - Land Rights: Strategies for Survival.1986.
10.1 - Multilateral Banks and Indigenous Peoples. 1986.
9.4 - Drugs and Tribal Peoples: Production, Use, and Trafficking. 1985.
9.3 - Nation, Tribe, and Ethnic Groups in Africa. 1985
9.2 - Identity and Education.1985.
9.1 - Parks and People. 1985.
8.4 - Organizing to Survive. 1984.
8.3 - Hunters and Gatherers: The Search for Survival.1984.
8.2 - Women in a Changing World. 1984.
8.1 - Nomads: Stopped in their Tracks? 1984.
7.4 - The Search for Work. 1983.
7.3 - Keeping the Faith? 1983.
7.2 - The Electronic Era.1983.
7.1 - Death and Disorder in Guatemala.1983.
6.4 - Ethnic Art: Works in Progress. 1982.
6.3 - The Tourist Trap: Who's Getting Caught? 1982.
6.2 - Deforestation: The Human Costs. 1982.
6.1 - Poisons and Peripheral People Industrial and Mining Hazards. 1982.
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