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Hope from the Land of the Polar Bear : An on-going Narrative Report

English (英語)

Review of the Faculty of Maritime Sciences, Kobe University

3

1-12

神戸大学海事科学部

2006-07-31

2007-03-13

本文ファイルは、国立情報学研究所CiNiiより提供されたものです。

In this paper the author presents results of his latest attempt to get his research taken up, and as been laid out in the Review over many years, [Rev. Fac. Mar. Sci. Kobe Univ., No. 2] passim. It concerns a fundamental alternative in general basis Education. The focus of the research is, and has always been, the safety of children in what is the most marginalized groups in the United States of America; this is the American Indian. In connection the US Homeland Security have given this author access and entry to the said US, and to pursue what is recognised as extremely difficult work. Seeking a trigger to set of reform I returned to Red Lake (Sovereign) Reservation, where, with KU students we paid out respects, last summer. Red Lake shot to world-fame when 17 members of the school were tragically shot by a child, and leading to 10 fatalities. Could this be the place where the university's research can be put into a practical, social experient? The base of operations was again at Bemidji State University, which is 26 miles to the south of the Reservation. It is with especial thanks to BSU, one of whom officers summed it all up by saying 'You do good work.'

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