Indigenous Australian Diplomacy
What is UNDRIP
This declaration outlines the global rights of Indigenous peoples.
What is an Indigenous rights-based approach (IRBA)?
This approach focuses on conducting research with Indigenous communities rather than on them.
What is self-determination?
This concept refers to Indigenous peoples’ right to control their own political, social, and cultural development.
What is free, prior, and informed consent
This requirement ensures Indigenous communities must give permission before projects affecting them take place.
What school did Wendy commit?
Purdue
What is a relationalism approach
This approach to diplomacy emphasizes relationships, responsibility, and respect for others and the land.
What are protocols of engagement?
This principle emphasizes building respectful, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous communities.
What is the international political (state-centered) system?
This system is criticized for prioritizing nation-states over Indigenous nations.
What is a deficit-based narrative?
This issue arises when research compares Indigenous groups to non-Indigenous groups in a way that reinforces negative stereotypes.
What is Ms. Branigan's cat name?
Albert
What is a gap between policy and practice?
This contradiction occurs when countries support Indigenous rights internationally but fail to implement them domestically.
What is misapplication of Indigenous methodologies?
This issue occurs when researchers are untrained in Indigenous perspectives but still attempt to use them.
What is a survivalist international system?
This term describes the global system that prioritizes competition, power, and survival of states.
What is the colonial or survivalist international order?
This critique argues that global systems are built on colonial foundations that exclude Indigenous peoples.
What major is Wendy Planning on doing
Biomedical Health Sciences
What is a relational Indigenous diplomacy model?
This idea suggests Indigenous diplomacy could reshape global relations by emphasizing cooperation over competition.
What is transforming institutional systems (or systemic change in academia)?
This structural change is necessary for universities to properly support Indigenous-led research.
What is symbolic support vs. actual implementation?
This contradiction exists when countries endorse Indigenous rights but fail to implement them in law.
What is privileging Indigenous knowledge systems?
This shift involves prioritizing Indigenous knowledge systems over Western frameworks in research.
What is one of Ms. Branigan's favorite Winter activity?
Skiing
What is the global relevance of Indigenous knowledge and diplomacy?
This idea suggests Indigenous perspectives could help solve global issues like inequality and climate change.
What is tokenistic inclusion?
This critique argues that simply including Indigenous perspectives is not enough without changing power structures.
What is the incompatibility between Indigenous sovereignty and the state-centered international system?
This fundamental contradiction highlights how Indigenous self-determination is limited by a global system that recognizes only nation-states as fully sovereign.
List out the “5D data” problem
difference, disparity, disadvantage, dysfunction, deprivation?
How many countries have I been including USA?
11