indigenous sovereignty and sui generis authority Flashcards

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what does the claimed sovereignty of the state mean?

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that they have final and supreme authority

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what is the Doctrine of Discovery?

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any lands discovered by Christians can be claimed if there are no signs of other Christians

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what is Terra Nullius?

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unoccupied land can be appropriated

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what is conquest?

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through military efforts, a right to sovereignty can be acquired

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what is cession?

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indg. people should have ceded their land and sovereignty in the process of treaty making

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what does Sui Generis mean?

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“of its own kind”, generated by itself

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third space of sovereignty

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Indigenous groups claim sui generis authority instead of sovereignty. Their resistance and mobilization are neither completely inside or outside the state

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what should Indigenous sovereignty entail??

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taking Indigenous traditions seriously, enacting governance on the basis of Indigenous worldviews

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