Mobile Commoning: Reclaiming Indigenous, Caribbean, Maroon, and Migrant Commons

Reclaiming Indigenous Planning

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Commoning: on the social organisation of the commons

Despite centuries of enclosure and commodification, the commons remain an enduring way of organising, and one that may have an increasing relevance as we fall further into economic and ecological crisis. After exploring the ambivalent relationships between the commons and capitalism, the paper argues that the commons are best understood not as a resource but as a social process of organisation ...

Reclaiming the Indigenous Style of Kalighat Paintings

Indigenous health in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This review is the second in a series on Indigenous health, covering different regions and issues. We look briefly at the current state of Indigenous health in Latin America and the Caribbean, a region with over 400 different indigenous groups and a total population of 45 to 48 million people. We describe the complex history and current reality of Indigenous peoples' situation within the Americ...

Reclaiming a place: teachers and the education of Indigenous peoples in Oceania