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108 There is a large and growing literature on this subject. The International Work
Group for Indigenous Peoples publishes a quarterly journal and an annual com-
pendium of case studies: The Indigenous World, Copenhagen: IWGIA. The
London-based Minority Rights Group, Cultural Survival, and other organisations
have also published a range of materials; many theoretical and macro-level analy-
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