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This article examines how indigenous peoples' resource control intersects with global power struggles.

March 1, 1982

The new resource wars

Key Points

This article examines how indigenous peoples' resource control intersects with global power struggles.
Literature review of indigenous rights movements and resource governance.
Analysis of inter-imperialist rivalries and their impact on indigenous development.
Discussion of case studies highlighting indigenous struggles for resource control.
Increased recognition of indigenous rights in global policy discussions.
Documented cases of conflict arising from resource extraction on indigenous lands.
Emergence of alliances between indigenous groups and anti-imperialist activists.

Abstract

Abstract The struggle of indigenous peoples and their allies for control over their resources and their right to pursue their own models of development can be seen as the points at which inter-imperialist rivalries and anti-imperialist struggles come together in their sharpest forms. This is the central theme of the following article on the global struggle for resources.

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Al Gedicks (Mon,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1553b4d64fa333899f8666 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1080/14041048209408995