strategy
Networking the fourth world
Synonyms:
Supporting internationally unrecognized nations Context:
The "Fourth World" comprises nations forcefully incorporated into states, which maintain a distinct political culture but are internationally unrecognized. A convenient shorthand for the Fourth World would be internationally unrecognized nations. These are the 5,000 to 6000 nations representing a third of the world's population whose descendants maintain a distinct political culture within the states which claim their territories. In all cases the Fourth World nation is engaged in a struggle to maintain or gain some degree of sovereignty over their national homeland.
Broader:
Strengthening role of indigenous communities for sustainable developmentImproving coordination among public, NGOs, indigenous people and local communitiesNetworking Constrains:
Denying rights of indigenous people Problems:
Internationally unrecognized nationsValues:
Nonrecognition Organizations:
Fourth World General Council International Movement ATD Fourth World Fourth World Educational Research Association Trust Fourth World Center for the Study of Indigenous Law and Politics, Denver CO Center for World Indigenous Studies Subjects:
Society → Disadvantaged→ Networks
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
