IV. Case Studies (individual activity): Each team member must compose their individual
case study, answering thoroughly the following questions.
ow do the indigenous group you are studying speak about their relationship to the land
and the environment?
hat do they say about territorial claims and homelands? What roles do maps play on
the web sites?
hat are their ideas on biodiversity conservation and bioprospecting (the search for
genetic resources and other biological resources)?
In addition, to these questions, look for discussion of conflict, cooperation, or disagreement with
national governments, private companies, or multinational corporations.
oes the indigenous culture you are studying have more than one self-generated website
and do those sites present different ideas?
s there a project or policy (e.g., disposal of radioactive materials) that is disputed?
hat position is taken on the website/s? How is the position framed in relation to
indigenous rights and culture?
hat major issues and challenges does the site highlight and how do these relate to
globalization?
Technical Aspects of the Paper submitted to Turnitin.com:
Just like all written assignment in this course, you submit your paper in a word document and must
conform to the following formatting: 12-point font (Arial, Times New Roman, Garamond, or Book
Antiqua), one-inch margins all around, double-spaced, and number the pages. Any exercise that
does not follow the technical aspects will result in a 10-point deduction in their final grade.
Plagiarism:
Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Any assignments that have been plagiarized will earn an
automatic failure grade in the course.

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