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According to International Law of sovereignty, what rights do Indigenous people have to Self-Determination and nationhood? What about statehood? What has happened in the past to set down these laws and how have they changed in more recent history?
| Title | : | Indigenous Peoples' Right to Self-Determination and Nationhood |
| Author | : | Andrew Kirby |
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