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The Importance of Sustainable Aboriginal Cultures: Defining Aboriginal Trade Issues in the context of International Trade Regulation
"The objective of this study is to identify and discuss Aboriginal trade issues as they arise in the context of international trade. "Aboriginal trade issues" are defined as those aspects of international trade regulation that might promote or erode the sustainability of Aboriginal cultures both at home and abroad."
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Studies & Reports 3 of 23
"There is a growing awareness of the importance of cultural diversity and it appears that achieving sustainable Aboriginal cultures is a theme underlying Government of Canada Aboriginal programs. The concept of a "sustainable Aboriginal culture" does not mean one frozen in the 18th century. It means cultures that can evolve under the pressures of globalization in a manner that maintains the hallmarks, values and cultural transmission mechanisms reflected in their unique heritage. In this sense, culture is seen as an emergent process, which reflects that context in which it evolves."
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