South African house music and its indigenous relation, kwaito – the local music Mathambo says he is rediscovering – are a perfect example of how a distinct genre can enter the bloodstream of music worldwide.
But those fans, local and far off in other lands, are having to come to terms with the reality that they are no longer gallant losers, no longer indigenous poor relations to Manchester United's global wealth.
To date, discussions of the "AIDS response" have been dominated by formal responses, with less attention to the role of indigenous social relations in promoting health-enhancing behaviour change, and supporting externally driven prevention, treatment and impact mitigation efforts.
The recent Idle No More protest movement in Canada has helped bring about a new era of indigenous-state relations, in which First Nations are increasingly asserting their nationhood and taking broad jurisdiction over their territories.
Historically the 'cultural awareness' training is being provided to improve Indigenous-mainstream relations and communication and to bridge the 'problematic' gaps between two distinct cultures.
You worry that at least one indigenous British public relations worker may have lost their job as a result.
It is signed by a heavy lineup of names, including the commissioners for disability rights, indigenous rights, race relations and former residents of the homes.
In this context, the adoption of specific guidelines to meet Indigenous requirements in relation to basin water resources is crucial to support Indigenous engagement in water planning processes.
Scholars who made a foray into CSR and IBs in Ghana were largely within the arena of comparative analysis of the characteristics of multinationals vis-a-vis their indigenous counterparts in relation to their orientation towards the concept (Hinson and Ofori 2007: Kuada & Hinson, 2012).
Increased attention for indigenous rights in relation to nature conservation has in the Philippines resulted in legislation formalizing indigenous peoples' participation in protected area management.
First Nations (Registered non-status Indians), Métis and Inuit in Canada, Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, New Zealand Māori, and American Indians and Alaska Natives in the U.S. have each been subjected to loss of culture, paternal protectionism, and occasional violence that have characterized Indigenous-settler state relations in these former British colonies [ 4, 5].
