Indigenous
Rights in the Web of global Antisystemic Movements
Appendix
irows.ucr.edu/cd/appendices/indigpap/indigpapsapp.htm
irows working paper
#87 Global Indigenism and
the Web of Transnational Social Movements
C.
Chase-Dunn, James Fenelon, Thomas D. Hall, Ian Breckenridge-Jackson and
Joel Herrera
Institute
for Research on World-Systems
University
of California-Riverside
Riverside,
California 92521 USA
v.
4-22-15
Appendix Table of Contents
Survey
Instruments from Porto Alegre, Nairobi, Atlanta and Detroit
A README file
explains how some variables were recoded for
the combined spss file:
https://irows.ucr.edu/research/tsmstudy/data/allfour/all4README.htm
SPSS file with all four surveys: 4surveys_alpha.3.sav
Excel file with all four
surveys: 4surveys_alpha3.xls
Excel file with porto alegre deleted (3 surveys):
3surveys_alt.xls
IROWS Transnational Social
Movements Research Working Group web site (with survey instruments): http://www.irows.ucr.edu/research/tsmstudy.htm
Additional Tables and Figures
Respondents on the “International Monetary Fund” |
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Nairobi 2007 |
Atlanta 2007 |
Detroit 2010 |
All |
|
Actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Negotiate |
12 (36.4%) |
11 (19.3%) |
5 (20%) |
28 (24.3%) |
Replace |
10 (30.3%) |
14 (24.6%) |
7 (28%) |
31 (27%) |
Abolish |
11 (33.3%) |
32 (56.1%) |
12 (48%) |
55 (47.8%) |
Nothing |
0 (0%) |
0 (0%) |
1 (4%) |
1 (0.9%) |
Total |
33 |
57 |
25 |
115 |
NOT actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Negotiate |
201 (55.2%) |
102 (23.6%) |
119 (26.9%) |
422 (34.1%) |
Replace |
60 (16.5%) |
86 (19.9%) |
73 (16.5%) |
219 (17.7%) |
Abolish |
89 (24.5%) |
232 (53.7%) |
242 (54.6%) |
563 (45.4%) |
Nothing |
14 (3.8%) |
12 (2.8%) |
9 (2%) |
35 (2.8%) |
Total |
364 |
432 |
443 |
1239 |
Actively involved in any other movement |
||||
Negotiate |
130 (49.6%) |
71 (19.6%) |
103 (25.5%) |
304 (29.6%) |
Replace |
51 (19.5%) |
75 (20.7%) |
66 (16.3%) |
192 (18.7%) |
Abolish |
72 (27.5%) |
206 (56.9%) |
228 (56.4%) |
506 (49.2%) |
Nothing |
9 (3.4%) |
10 (2.8%) |
7 (1.7%) |
26 (2.5%) |
Total |
262 |
362 |
404 |
1028 |
Table A1
Respondents on the “World Bank” |
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Nairobi 2007 |
Atlanta 2007 |
Detroit 2010 |
All |
|
Actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Reform |
13 (39.4%) |
8 (13.8%) |
6 (25%) |
27 (23.5%) |
Replace |
9 (27.3%) |
15 (25.9%) |
5 (20.8%) |
29 (25.2%) |
Abolish |
11 (33.3%) |
34 (58.6%) |
13 (54.2%) |
58 (50.4%) |
Nothing |
0 (0%) |
1 (1.7%) |
0 (0%) |
1 (0.9%) |
Total |
3 |
58 |
24 |
115 |
NOT actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Reform |
188 (54.2%) |
119 (26.9%) |
117 (26.4%) |
424 (34.4%) |
Replace |
63 (18.2%) |
93 (21%) |
88 (19.8%) |
244 (19.8%) |
Abolish |
80 (23.1%) |
218 (49.2%) |
226 (0.9%) |
524 (42.5%) |
Nothing |
16 (4.6%) |
13 (2.9%) |
13 (2.9%) |
42 (3.4%) |
Total |
347 |
443 |
444 |
1234 |
Actively involved in any other movement |
||||
Reform |
131 (51.8%) |
92 (24.9%) |
99 (24.5%) |
322 (31.4%) |
Replace |
47 (18.6%) |
86 (23.3%) |
84 (20.8%) |
217 (21.2%) |
Abolish |
66 (26.1%) |
182 (49.3%) |
210 (52%) |
458 (44.6%) |
Nothing |
9 (3.6%) |
9 (2.4%) |
11 (2.7%) |
29 (2.8%) |
Total |
253 |
369 |
404 |
1026 |
Table A2
Respondents on the “World Trade Organization” |
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Nairobi 2007 |
Atlanta 2007 |
Detroit 2010 |
All |
|
Actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Negotiate |
8 (23.5%) |
16 (28.1%) |
6 (25%) |
30 (26.1%) |
Replace |
14 (41.2%) |
15 (26.3%) |
6 (25%) |
35 (30.4%) |
Abolish |
11 (32.4%) |
26 (45.6%) |
12 (50%) |
49 (42.6%) |
Nothing |
1 (2.9%) |
0 (0%) |
0 (%) |
1 (0.9%) |
Total |
34 |
57 |
24 |
115 |
NOT actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Negotiate |
196 (57.8%) |
101 (23.2%) |
129 (28.9%) |
426 (34.9%) |
Replace |
62 (18.3%) |
105 (24.1%) |
80 (17.9%) |
247 (20.2%) |
Abolish |
65 (19.2%) |
218 (50%) |
226 (50.6%) |
509 (41.7%) |
Nothing |
16 (4.7%) |
12 (2.8%) |
12 (2.7%) |
40 (3.3%) |
Total |
339 |
436 |
447 |
1222 |
Actively involved in any other movement |
||||
Negotiate |
137 (55.2%) |
76 (20.8%) |
113 (27.7%) |
326 (31.9%) |
Replace |
48 (19.4%) |
96 (26.2%) |
76 (18.6%) |
220 (21.5%) |
Abolish |
53 (21.4%) |
187 (51.1%) |
210 (51.5%) |
450 (44%) |
Nothing |
10 (4%) |
7 (1.9%) |
9 (2.2%) |
26 (2.5%) |
Total |
248 |
366 |
408 |
1022 |
Table A3
Respondents on the “United Nations” |
||||
Nairobi 2007 |
Atlanta 2007 |
Detroit 2010 |
All |
|
Actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Reform |
26 (81.3%) |
42 (72.4%) |
18 (75%) |
86 (75.4%) |
Replace |
4 (12.5%) |
5 (8.6%) |
1 (4.2%) |
10 (8.8%) |
Abolish |
1 (3.1%) |
11 (19%) |
5 (20.8%) |
17 (14.9%) |
Nothing |
1 (3.1%) |
0 |
0 |
1 (0.9%) |
Total |
32 |
58 |
24 |
114 |
NOT actively involved in indigenous rights |
||||
Reform |
276 (80.2%) |
287 (67.1%) |
322 (72.4%) |
885 (72.7%) |
Replace |
30 (8.7%0 |
79 (18.5%) |
55 (12.4%) |
164 (13.5%) |
Abolish |
14 (4.1%) |
41 (9.6%) |
33 (7.4%) |
88 (7.2%) |
Nothing |
24 (7%) |
21 (4.9%) |
35 (7.9%) |
80 (6.6%) |
Total |
344 |
428 |
445 |
1217 |
Actively involved in any other movement |
||||
Reform |
207 (81.8%) |
238 (66.7%) |
292 (72.8%) |
737 (72.9%) |
Replace |
23 (9.1%) |
70 (19.6%) |
51 (12.7%) |
144 (14.2%) |
Abolish |
11 (4.3%) |
33 (9.2%) |
30 (7.5%) |
74 (7.3%) |
Nothing |
12 (4.7%) |
16 (4.5%) |
28 (7%) |
56 (5.5%) |
Total |
253 |
357 |
401 |
1011 |
Table A4
“Which of the following best describes your political views?” |
|||
Actively Involved in
indigenous rights |
Not actively involved in
indigenous rights |
Actively in any other
movement |
|
Far left |
39 (34.8%) |
361 (30.7%) |
333 (33.8%) |
Left |
47 (42%) |
477 (40.6%) |
411 (41.7%) |
Center left |
10 (8.9%) |
130 (11.1%) |
96 (9.7%) |
Center |
7 (6.3%) |
100 (8.5%) |
78 (7.9%) |
Center right |
0 |
46 (3.9%) |
35 (3.5%) |
Right |
3 (2.7%) |
27 (2.3%) |
16 (1.6%) |
Far right |
1 (0.9%) |
7 (0.6%) |
3 (0.3%) |
Indifferent |
5 (4.5%) |
26 (2.2%) |
14 (1.4%) |
Total |
112 |
1174 |
986 |
Table A5
***These political views tables do not include Porto Alegre.
“Which of the following best describes your political views?” |
|||
Actively Involved in
indigenous rights |
Not actively involved in
indigenous rights |
Actively in any other
movement |
|
Left |
96 (85.7%) |
968 (82.5%) |
840 (85.2%) |
Center |
7 (6.3%) |
100 (8.5%) |
78 (7.9%) |
Right |
4 (3.6%) |
80 (6.8%) |
54 (5.5%) |
Indifferent |
5 (4.5%) |
26 (2.2%) |
14 (1.4%) |
Total |
112 |
1174 |
986 |
Table A6
4 Survey Dataset (18 movements) – Indigenous Ego Network
Porto Alegre (18 movements) – Indigenous Ego Network
3 Survey Dataset (27 movements – No Porto Alegre) – Indigenous Ego Network
Nairobi (27 movements) – Indigenous Ego Network
Atlanta (27 movements) – Indigenous Ego Network
Detroit (27 movements) – Indigenous Ego Network