What is Indigenous Peoples

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Original peoples who preceded colonization and who live in relationship and reciprocity with place and original peoples’ communities. Learn more in: Indigenous Ceremonial Peacemaking: The Restoration of Balance and Harmony

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People who live in a developed country, are usually its citizens and are carriers of certain norms of behavior, culture, habits, knowledge, skills of social, economic, political life, characteristics of a developed country. Learn more in: The Role of the State in Optimizing Communication Between Generation Z and Migrants in the Human Resources Management

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The inhabitants of the circumpolar Arctic who have a specific connection to the land that they have inhabited, distinct language, culture, and traditional livelihoods such as reindeer herding, fishing, and hunting. Learn more in: Innovation-Driven Growth of Tourist Destinations in the Russian Arctic: Challenges to Sustainable Development

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Refers to ethnic groups or cultural minorities who have retained their unique culture or identity and a way of life that is distinct from mainstream society. Learn more in: Indigenous Peoples in the Midst of COVID-19: Populism and Nationalism as Impediments to Global Solidarity