Indigenous community-based education

Indigenous community-based education. May, S. Volume 11 , Multilingual Matters, 1999.

This volume aims to highlight, promote and extend the understanding of indigenous community-based education. Indigenous community-based education has developed in recent years as a response to the long historical colonisation, subjugation and marginalisation of indigenous peoples. It is predicted on, and framed within the wider principle of self-determination - a principle which is being articulated increasingly by indigenous peoples and their supporters, in both national and international arenas (see May, this volume). A key concern within these wider claims to self-determination is the retention and promotion of indigenous languages and cultures, given that such languages and cultures have often been emasculated (some would say, eviscerated) as a result of the process of colonisation.

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	abstract = {This volume aims to highlight, promote and extend the understanding of indigenous community-based education. Indigenous community-based education has developed in recent years as a response to the long historical colonisation, subjugation and marginalisation of indigenous peoples. It is predicted on, and framed within the wider principle of self-determination - a principle which is being articulated increasingly by indigenous peoples and their supporters, in both national and international arenas (see May, this volume). A key concern within these wider claims to self-determination is the retention and promotion of indigenous languages and cultures, given that such languages and cultures have often been emasculated (some would say, eviscerated) as a result of the process of colonisation.},
	number = {3},
	urldate = {2015-12-21},
	publisher = {Multilingual Matters},
	author = {May, Stephen},
	year = {1999},
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