Titlebook: Indigeneity, Culture and the UN Sustainable Development Goals; Dominic O’Sullivan Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Dominic O’Sullivande to the optimal reliability design literature in the resenThis two-volume book covers the recent applications of computational intel- gence techniques in reliability engineering. Research in the area of computational intelligence is growing rapidly due to the many successful applications of these

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Indigenous Peoples: Policy, Culture and the Sustainable Development Goals,lture is a mark of human dignity and a foundation from which people think about the purpose of politics and develop their expectations of what the state should achieve. Yet culture is not obviously present in the SDGs; only two of their 232 indicators refer to indigenous peoples. Both references tak

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Freedom and Culture: Beyond Egalitarian Justice,p rights matter, including rights to natural resources, as a defence against poverty and hunger. It discusses relationships between poverty and colonial power to show that addressing SDG 1 (No Poverty) is not simply a matter of egalitarian resource distribution but a question of power’s distribution

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Participation and Presence,to maximise every indigenous person’s meaningful participation and presence in their nation’s affairs are important. However, this chapter’s focus is on distinctive indigenous contributions to the state and its institutions. The chapter assesses Māori participation in the New Zealand Parliament and