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No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Lands, Resources, and Environments, Australia, 26-2 Nurturing the Sacred in Aboriginal Australia
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • May 05, 2010

Putting the Pieces Together

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Lands, Resources, and Environments, Australia, 26-2 Nurturing the Sacred in Aboriginal Australia
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 28, 2010

Nurturing Galiwin'ku Youth in Northeast Arnhem Land: Yalu Marrngikunharaw

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, Australia, 25-4 Maroons in the Americas
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 28, 2010

Why Warriors Lie Down And Die

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Human Rights, Canada, 25-4 Maroons in the Americas
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 28, 2010

The Unapologetic Pursuit of Self-Interest

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, 25-4 Maroons in the Americas, United States
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 15, 2010

Going Native: Indians in the American Cultural Imagination

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Human Rights, 25-3 From Our Readers, Sudan
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  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 15, 2010

From our readers...to our readers

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Human Rights, Lands, Resources, and Environments, 25-1 Mining Indigenous Lands, South Africa
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 09, 2010

Long Night's Journey into Day: South Africa's Search for Truth and Reconciliation

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, 25-2 Endangered Languages, Endangered Lives, Mexico
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  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 09, 2010

Plan A and Plan B Partnerships for Cultural Survival

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, Brazil, 24-4 Intellectual Property Rights: Culture as Commodity
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 09, 2010

The UN Millennium World Peace Summit Of Religious And Spiritual Leaders

No Image Global, Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, 25-2 Endangered Languages, Endangered Lives
  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 09, 2010

Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice

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  • Cultural Survival Quarterly
  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 09, 2010

Views from the South: The Effects of Globalization and the WTO on Third World Countries

No Image Ian S., McIntosh, Languages and Cultures, Australia, Brazil, 25-3 From Our Readers, India
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  • McIntosh, Ian S.
  • Apr 02, 2010

Shamans Through Time: 500 Years on the Path to Knowledge

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