| The project also becomes as much about feminist concerns as about indigenousness and political issues. |
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| It's really a movement to revive the indigenousness and the thinking of indigenous Papua New Guineans in the whole process of development. |
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| Yet indigenousness has acquired a moral aura, not only among those claiming such status, but among observers and scholars as well. |
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| For example, some museum curators are expected to address criteria such as national identity and indigenousness. |
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| This key issue may soon demand as much anthropological discussion, research and problematising as indigenousness and the colour bar have in the past. |
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| Indigenous women can bring a great deal of controversy to debates of more mainstream women's organizations by challenging notions of indigenousness and privilege. |
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| The concepts of the terroir, heritage and indigenousness play a key role in discussions and mechanisms for recognizing and protecting local culture, especially know-how relating to biological diversity. |
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| It's also a matter of relying on the diversity of experiences with regards to the taking into account of the local dimension to break out of the confinement of negotiations on the indigenousness question. |
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| The political exploitation of indigenousness, which is the source of the latter, then superimposes itself on political exploitation of biodiversity preservation. |
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| How has France dealt with indigenousness during its colonial and post-colonial history, and what solutions has it adopted in the overseas départements and territories? |
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| Today it is finding another echo in the issue of indigenousness. |
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