THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

A : The Stanford University Pow Wow: Encouraging Diversity and Education of Native Cultures by Sandra Kjono, Spring, 2003

B: Land Distribution in Guatemala: Necessary Steps Toward the Elimination of Poverty of Indigenous Peoples by Nicole Jordan & Lauren McCormick, Winter, 2003

C: Technological Challenges of the Navajo Nation, by Matthew Yazzi, Winter, 2003

D: An Indian Democracy by Kevin Skenandore, Spring, 2003

E:Benefits of Indian Gaming and its role in Global Development of Tribal Nations by Paloma Hill, Spring, 2003

F:The American Indian Epidemic of Underdevelopment by TBD

G:Crime without Punishment?: Human Rights Violations and Political Persecution in Peru by Alessandra Durand, Winter, 2003

H:Struggle for Indigenous Rights in the Pacific Islands by Lance Mitsunaga, Autumn 2003

I: The 1954 CIA Coup in Guatamala by Tova Seals, Autumn, 2003

J: Aboriginals in Pro Sports by: Kevin Blue, Winter, 2004

K:Annexation of the Hawaiian Nation by the United States by Patric Reyes, Winter, 2004

L: Commission of Truth and Reconciliation - Summary and Recommendations. Final Report GENERAL CONCLUSIONS of Peru Truth Commission

M: Dine' Navajo History and Environmental Concerns TBD

N: Expansion of Tribal Economies in the United States Helping their People, Helping their States by Anita Umarji, Spring, 2003

O: Development Genocide Multinational Investment and its Impact on Peru's Indigenous Peoples TBD

P: The Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon Interactions with Nature and the Outside World by Charles Feng, Winter, 2004

Q: The Plan Puebla Panama: Indigenous Rights in Mexico and Central America by Stephanie Padrez, Winter, 2004

R: The Road to Freedom for the Oppressed People of Burma by Kim Kouwabunpat, Spring, 2003

S: The Struggle of Indigenous Peoples in Mexico and Guatemala: The Quest for Recognition by Nicolas Luís Martinez, Winter, 2004

T: Zapatista Prospects in a Changed Environment, TBD

U: The Struggle of the Zapatista Movement: Seeking a Solution after 10 years by Gaspar Rivera

March 11, 2004

V: A Changing Chiapas by Katie Wayland, Spring, 2004

W: Alaska Native Land Rights, Subsistence Rights and the Alaska Federation of Natives by Kirsten Kinegak, Spring, 2004

X: Expanded Solution -EZLN Struggle for Rights and Indigenous Culture by Gaspar Rivera

Spring, 2004

Y: Indian Gaming - The New Buffalo by Villegas, TBD

Z: Indigenous Nations of South and Central America by Desiree Stahley, Spring, 2004

AA: KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS: Historical Injustices Towards Hawaiians in the Past and Present by Robyn deHay & Natalie Spilger, Spring, 2004

BB: The Social, Political, and Culture Implications of the Practicing of Native Hawaiian Healing by Natalie Young, Spring, 2004

CC:Study of Four Nations:Attempts to Securing Intellectual Property Rights, Resource Policy Political Rights, and Human Rights by Umi Jensen & Eric Manolito, Spring, 2004

DD: The Case for Redistribution of Ecotourism Gains in Kenya by Fayelle Ouane, Spring, 2004

EE:The Life of Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest - Then & Now by Brittany Billmaier, Spring, 2004

FF: Blood, Sweat, Tears and Oil: The Mistreatment of the Ogoni by Royal Dutch Shell and the Nigerian Government by Margaret Onwuka, Spring, 2004

GG: The Rights of Indigenous Peoples -the First Nations, the Maori, and the Mayans by Lynsie Ishimaru, Aide Castro, Deisy Castro, Spring, 2004

HH: The Roma (Gypsy) Persecution Past and Present by Yuritzi Jones, Spring, 2004