Cultural Survival Voices, vol. 1, no. 2 (Spring 2002) (Tibetan Nun's Prison Struggle; West Papua's Freedom; What's Next for Afghanistan?)
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Cultural Survival Voices, vol. 1, no. 2 (Spring 2002) (Tibetan Nun's Prison Struggle; West Papua's Freedom; What's Next for Afghanistan?)

by Maura Finkelstein, Lisa Matthews, Joseph Towett, Juan Negrin Fetter, Ian S. Mcintosh

History Politics Cultural Studies human rights
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This Spring 2002 issue of Cultural Survival Voices explores a Tibetan nun’s prison struggle, West Papua’s freedom, and Afghanistan’s uncertain future. With contributions from Maura Finkelstein, Lisa Matthews, Joseph Towett, Juan Negrin Fetter, and Ian S. Mcintosh, it presents focused perspectives on human rights, self-determination, and political change.

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Cultural Survival Voices, vol. 1, no. 2, is the Spring 2002 issue of a publication focused on cultural and political concerns.

This issue features coverage of a Tibetan nun’s prison struggle and West Papua’s pursuit of freedom.

It also considers what may come next for Afghanistan, bringing together perspectives on resistance, self-determination, and changing political circumstances.

Contributors include Maura Finkelstein, Lisa Matthews, Joseph Towett, Juan Negrin Fetter, and Ian S. Mcintosh.

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