Indigenous Power: Indigenous Rights Go Global

By John Mohawk

Indigenous peoples are asserting their moral right to live as distinct communities and reminding us of the power of cooperation with nature. When the Spanish first arrived in the Caribbean over 500 years ago, the idea that indigenous peoples might possess rights was given scant attention.

The Illusions of Global Capitalism

By John Mohawk

The project of economic globalization is much more complex than many understand it to be. It is not merely the lowering of tariffs to make a level playing field for international commerce. It is, as practiced by the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and U.S. foreign policy, a plan to coerce all nations of the world into behaviors which were once easily identified as markers of colonialism.