1st Edition
Native on the Net Indigenous and Diasporic Peoples in the Virtual Age
Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Native on the Net? Kyra Landzelius 2. Remote Indigenous Communities in Australia: Questions of Access, Information, and Self-Determination Alopi S. Latukefu 3. Canadian Aboriginal Peoples Tackle E-Health: Seeking Ownership versus Integration Valerie Gideon 4. A Screen of Snow and Recognition Reigned Supreme? Journeys into the Homeland of a Greenlandic Webpage Neil Blair Christensen 5. On line, Off line and In line: Zapatista Rebellion and the Uses of Technology by Indian Women Marisa Belausteguigoitia 6. The Meta-Native and the Militant Activist: Virtually Saving the Rainforest Kyra Landzelius 7. Amerindian@Caribbean: Internet Indigeneity in the Electronic Generation of Carib and Taino Identities Maximilian C. Forte 8. Debating Language and Identity Online: Tongans on the Net Helen Lee 9. Deterritorialized People in Hyperspace: Creating and Debating Harari Identity over the Internet Camilla Gibb 10. Negotiating Nationhood on the Net: The Case of the Turcomans and Assyrians of Iraq Halal Fattah 11. Discussion Lists and Public Policy on iGhana: Chimps and Feral Activists John Philip Schaefer 12. The Transformation of Discourse Online: Toward a Holistic Diagnosis of the Nature of Social Inequality in Burundi Rose M. Kadende-Kaiser 13. Ch(c0de): Virtual Occupations, Encrypted Identities, and the Al-Aqsa Intifada William C. Taggart 14. Internet Counter Counter-Insurgency: TamilNet.com and Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka Mark Whitaker 15. Cyberethnography: Reading South Asian Digital Diasporas Radhika Gajjala 16. Postscript: Vox Populi from the Margins? Kyra Landzelius
Biography
Kyra Landzelius
