Journal of Global Indigeneity | Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts | University of Wollongong

"The Journal of Global Indigeneity is a digital journal, which seeks selected articles that interrogate the discourse and politics that shape the lives of Indigenous peoples and communities. We seek transglobal perspectives from multiple disciplines that are theoretical, experiential, and critical, particularly analyses that represent Indigeneity in complex and multiple ways. JGI is published twice a year and is edited by an international group of scholars from multiple disciplines. While JGI is housed at the University of Wollongong, Australia, it has a global focus. This journal is the outgrowth of two initiatives. Firstly, the Working Group on Emergent Indigenous Identities, which is, made up of an interdisciplinary group of international scholars whose research examines Indigenous identity formation within Indigenous communities around the world. This highly successful group has, among other achievements, published an edited volume, The Politics of Identity: Emerging Indigeneity. The second initiative is The Forum for Indigenous Research Excellence (FIRE). FIRE focuses on facilitating and fostering research with and for Indigenous communities both nationally and internationally."