| Sovereignty, usually ignored by settler states though rarely formally ceded, does not dilute innate indigeneity. |
| However, indigeneity emerges at the state level when citizenship is defined. |
| This is the case in Lithuania where issues of indigeneity have affected access to the bureaucracy, parliament and cabinet. |
| If Bolivia holds lessons for indigenous movements elsewhere, it is more in the way indigeneity has been reconceptualized in the country than as an example to follow. |
| Musharbash offers ethnographic detail to ongoing discussions on Aboriginality, indigeneity, social change, and cultural transformation in post-colonial states. |
| Certainly, both Mexico City and Lima host a plethora of cultural institutions celebrating Mexico's indigeneity. |
