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61. On The Concept Of Justice In Rawls’s The Law Of Peoples
62. State Succession In Respect Of Indigenous Land-related Treaties Signed By Indigenous Communities
63. Research Of Strengthening Budget Performance Supervision Of Local People’s Congress
64. A Study On International Legal Issues Of Non-Traditional Security In Arctic Region
65. Research On The Protection Of The Rights Of Inhabitants In Central Plains During The Construction Of National Parks
66. Research On The Policy Of Communist Party Of China On "Issues Relating To Agriculture,rural Areas,and Rural People" In The New Era
67. The Referendum System From The Perspective Of International Law
68. The People's Democratic Party And The Study Of Democratization In Nigeria
69. Cultural Resilience And Social Adaptation Of Mountain Peoples
70. A New Legal Era for the Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan---Self-Government
71. The application of the local remedies rule under the African charter on human and peoples' rights: With a case study of communications from the Niger Delta
72. Community, law, and justice: Conflict between indigenous peoples' claims to self-determination and the transnational economic interests in Peru and Canada
73. Climate change and indigenous peoples in Latin America
74. The land of whose father? The politics of indigenous peoples' claims
75. Consultation or consent? Indigenous people's participatory rights with regard to the exploration of natural resources according the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
76. 'We speak for ourselves': The first national congress of indigenous peoples and the politics of indigenismo in Mexico, 1968--1982
77. 'The Law of Peoples', human rights and minority rights: A study on legitimacy and international justice
78. Taking duties seriously? The state obligations to consult and to accommodate Indigenous Peoples' rights
79. Aboriginal self-determination: Accommodation and protection under Canadian constitutional law
80. Marginalization and challenge: The production of knowledge and landscape in Canadian nuclear waste management policy making
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