The Indigenous Paradox

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The book delves into the complexities of indigenous rights within postcolonial nation-states, highlighting a paradox where indigenous communities are both integrated into and excluded from legal systems. It examines various cases from North and South America to illuminate themes of shared sovereignty, multiculturalism, and legal pluralism, providing a critical analysis of the challenges and dynamics faced by indigenous populations in navigating their rights and identities.