Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century 4E
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Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century 4E

by James S. Frideres

History Sociology Social Sciences Indigenous Studies
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Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century 4E offers a contemporary academic perspective on Indigenous peoples and their place in the modern world. This fourth edition is a useful resource for students, educators, and readers seeking informed background in Indigenous studies and the social sciences.

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Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century 4E focuses on Indigenous peoples and their place in the contemporary world.

This fourth edition provides an updated academic resource for readers exploring the subject through a twenty-first-century perspective.

It is suited to students, educators, and general readers seeking structured background on Indigenous peoples and related social issues.

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