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Two Mapuche women smiling and wearing colorful, traditional attire with silver necklaces.
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The Mapuche are Chile’s largest Indigenous group, having retained independence form the Spanish empire for centuries.

Indigenous land restitution empowers communities, but environmental gains require extra support

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UC Santa Barbara Establishes Racial Studies Project

UCSB Talk to Discuss Wal-Mart's Influence on World Capitalism

Verizon Grant Expands UCSB Family Literacy Project

Visiting Professor to Offer Views on African Americans and Biblical Scriptures at Michaelsen Lecture Nov. 30

2005 Economic Outlook for San Luis Obispo County Topic of UCSB Economic Forecast Project Seminar

Feminist Cynthia Enloe to Share Post-Election Insights at UCSB

UCSB to Host Conference on 'Black Radical Tradition'

UC Santa Barbara Economist Finn Kydland Wins 2004 Nobel Prize

UCSB Conference to Examine Christian Pilgrimages in Medieval History, Art, Literature, and Virtual Reality

Study to Probe how Technology Helps Students Learn

Japanese Identity Crisis Endangers Relations With U.S., Scholar Says

Former Ambassador Joseph Wilson, Conservative Writer William Kristol to Debate Iraq and War on Terror at UCSB May 24
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