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A journalist on the frontlines: for those wanting to understand the modern Mideast, Robert Fisk is a must-read.(Opinion & ARTS)
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It is Lebanon, 1996. The advancing Israelis have ordered villagers to flee their homes. Abbas Jiha drives his ambulance filled with 14 people, delivering bread and the wounded to the hospital. An Israeli helicopter descends and fires two Hellfire rockets, one of which crashes through the back of the truck and blows it 20 meters into the air. The area is strewn with the dead--two adults and four children.
Robert Fisk, correspondent for the British newspaper The Independent, digs up shrapnel from the missile. Its serial number reveals ...
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Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People. (Book Reviews: Japan).
Magazine article from: Asian Folklore Studies
; ...and CHISATO O. DUBREULL, Editors. Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People. Washington...University of Washington Press, Seattle) Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People is an impressive...book, rich in elaborate illustrations of Ainu artifacts. It also includes drawings and...
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Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People
Magazine article from: The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology
; ...FITZHUGH and CHISATO 0. DUBREUIL (eds.), Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People. Washington...assembled to "broaden understanding about Ainu history, culture, and contemporary life...chapters that provide rich detail about Ainu traditions, folklore, and their place...
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Ainu rise up from the margins of Japanese society
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...enthusiastic crowd in the language of the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan. Sakai, 25, belongs to a group of young Ainu at the forefront of a revival of ethnic...pressure to conform. Sakai is a leader of the Ainu Rebels, a group of more than a dozen Ainu...
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Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People. (Book Reviews/Comptes Rendus).
Magazine article from: The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology
; ...FITZHUGH and CHISATO O. DUBREUIL (eds.), Ainu: Spirit of a Northern People. Washington...assembled to "broaden understanding about Ainu history, culture, and contemporary life...chapters that provide rich detail about Ainu traditions, folklore, and their place...
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Ainu submergence and emergence: human rights discourse and the expression of ethnicity in modern Japan.
Magazine article from: Southeast Review of Asian Studies
; The Ainu of northern Japan, long written off as a...reluctantly abandoned its long-held denial of Ainu claims as an indigenous group within a multicultural...state. However, it remains to be seen if Ainu ethnopolitics and aspirations will move beyond...
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The Ainu's modern struggle learning politics to survive.(Ainu Mosir )
Magazine article from: World Watch
; Ainu Mosir is a country of sweeping vistas: forested...hiking and clear air. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Ainu Mosir is known to most by another name: Hokkaido...homeland of Japan's indigenous people, the Ainu. Hokkaido is not a rich land. Outside cities...
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JAPAN: AINU INDIGENOUS GROUP MAKES DEMANDS AT G-8 SUMMIT
News Wire article from: Inter Press Service English News Wire
; ...is creating a rare opportunity for the Ainu people who live on the island to publicize...climate change and development. But the Ainu have other plans to roll out in Hokkaido...event. "If the government recognizes the Ainu as indigenous people, everything would...
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JAPAN: AINU INDIGENOUS GROUP MAKES DEMANDS AT G-8 SUMMIT.
News Wire article from: Interpress Service
; ...is creating a rare opportunity for the Ainu people who live on the island to publicize...climate change and development. But the Ainu have other plans to roll out in Hokkaido...event. "If the government recognizes the Ainu as indigenous people, everything would...
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The Ainu: A people, at last.
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...broadly agree. But the fair-skinned Ainu--supremely hairy of body, with luxuriant...are the notable exception. Or were. The Ainu's traditional heartland is Hokkaido...hunter-gatherers already there. While the Ainu called their place Ainu Mosir, "the land...
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Japan's Ainu hope new identity leads to more rights.(WORLD)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...parliamentary decision to recognize the ethnic Ainu as Japan's indigenous people is a major...says Saki Toyama, an 80-year-old Ainu woman who lives in Urakawa, a serene outpost...apologize and make way for the sake of the Ainu people." The Japanese government established...
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