Advocate
Winona LaDuke
Connects land back, food sovereignty, Indigenous economics, feminism, ecology, treaties, and resistance to extractive systems.
1959–present · Ecology · Feminist Thought
Living idea dossier
sovereignty as a foundation for justice
sovereignty as a foundation for justice has been examined across 1 published debate.
Most strongly associated here with Winona LaDuke.
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- 3
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- 30 Nov -0001
- Strongest advocate
- Winona LaDuke
- Strongest critic
- Martha Nussbaum
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Critic
Ali Mazrui
Reads Africa through indigenous, Islamic, and Western inheritances in global tension.
1933–2014 · African Thought · Global Studies
Critic
Martha Nussbaum
Develops capabilities, emotions, dignity, justice, feminism, education, animal ethics, and liberal human development.
1947–present · Ethics · Feminist Thought
Debates that tested this idea
Is Sovereignty a Barrier to Global Justice in Conflict Regions?
28 Aug 2026 · Winona LaDuke, Martha Nussbaum, Ali Mazrui
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Is Sovereignty a Barrier to Global Justice in Conflict Regions?Entered conflict with flexible sovereignty
Is Sovereignty a Barrier to Global Justice in Conflict Regions?Entered conflict with shared sovereignty
Is Sovereignty a Barrier to Global Justice in Conflict Regions?
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