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Treuer, Margaret – American Indian Journal, 1979
This article is based on the Ganienkeh settlement founded by a group of Mohawk Indians determined to find their way back to their traditional way of life, their original homelands and self government. (RTS)
Descriptors: American Indians, Descriptive Writing, Developing Nations, Self Determination
Mellor, Warren L., Ed.; Khan, M. Athar, Ed. – 1985
The Center for International Education and Development (CIED) of the University of Alberta, in its commitment to share--through publication--information about new projects and policies being tried in developing countries, published the proceedings of an international seminar focusing on education in Pakistan. The meeting was the result of…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Curriculum, Developing Nations, Educational Administration
Presidential Commission on Indian Reservation Economies, Washington, DC. – 1984
The Presidential Commission on Indian Reservation Economies was established by Executive Order 12401 on January 14, 1983 to identify obstacles to Indian reservation economic development and to promote the development of a healthy private sector on Indian reservations. Nine appointed Commissioners, six Indians and three non-Indians, spent more than…
Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Capital, Developing Nations
Crane, Louise – 1987
The film industry in Africa began in 1963. Since then, development has been slow because of funding problems and political restrictions. Television is available to only a fraction of the population and imported programming represents almost one-half of the programming. However, there are some successful African produced television programs. The…
Descriptors: African Culture, African History, Audiovisual Aids, Censorship
Navajo Tribe, Window Rock, AZ. – 1972
For over a hundred years the federal government has been underfunding its treaty obligations and other commitments to the Navajos. As a result, much of the reservation economy now operates at the level of bare subsistence. Deficiencies in social overhead capital have brought on even more marked deficiencies in industrial and commercial capital.…
Descriptors: Agriculture, American Indians, Change Strategies, Cost Estimates