Indigenous Plurinationalism Requires Respect, Understanding
Indigenous Plurinationalism Requires Respect, Understanding
- What Indigenous Peoples are seeking in terms of self-governance is more akin to plurinationalism than the assimilationist blueprints given by most nation states and the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). Plurinationalism enables people to form their own constitutions with laws, government, territory, and cultural life that is congruent with their history. Plurinationalism does not require secession
- What Indigenous Peoples are seeking in terms of self-governance is more akin to plurinationalism than the assimilationist blueprints given by most nation states and the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). Plurinationalism enables people to form their own constitutions with laws, government, territory, and cultural life that is congruent with their history. Plurinationalism does not require secession