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The Idea of Indigenous People

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The Idea of Indigenous People
Author(s)Beteille, Andre
AbstractThe concept of indigenous people is difficult to define due to many different variables. Dialects, physical attributes and religion are all problematic, partly because time and distinctions between groups have altered these characteristics. Migration of people across national borders, however, remains the primary difficulty, affecting the concept’s basis in history and territory.
IssueNo2
Pages187-191
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceCurrent Anthropology
VolumeNo39
PubDateApril 1998
ISBN_ISSN0011-3204
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Methods and Approaches
——–Post-Colonialism and Subaltern Views

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