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Category Archives: International Indigenous issues
New law review article on addressing the Doctrine of Discovery in Australia and the United States
My latest article on the Doctrine of Discovery was posted online December 19 by the Michigan Journal of Race and Law. Check it out. Robert J. Miller & Harry Hobbs, Unraveling the International Law of Colonialism: Lessons from Australia and … Continue reading
China uses the Doctrine of Discovery??
China has been making claims to the South China Sea since about 2010 by using some of the elements of the Doctrine of Discovery. China has been claiming sovereignty over the ocean up to 900 miles from its coastline by … Continue reading
The Vatican Repudiates the International Law of Colonialism – Maybe?
Beginning in 1436, the Catholic Church issued a series of decrees called papal bulls that granted Portugal the right to colonize the Indigenous nations and peoples in the islands off the Iberian Peninsula and in northwestern Africa. Bulls from 1452 … Continue reading
More press and a TV news segment on the Catholic Church’s “repudiation” of the international law of colonialism, the Doctrine of Discovery
Check out this written news report from ICT (formerly Indian Country Today), and you can also watch the ICT TV news show from March 30, 2023 where I am interviewed. The video segment on the Doctrine of Discovery starts at … Continue reading
The Legal Elements of the Doctrine of Discovery
Last week, I published online this short article on what I define are the ten elements of the international law of colonialism. These elements, or factors, of this legal principle are set out in the very influential U.S. Supreme Court … Continue reading
The Vatican “repudiates” the Doctrine of Discovery on March 30, 2023
The Vatican, sort of, rejected the international law of colonialism a few days ago. This international law is better known today as the Doctrine of Discovery (DoD). The DoD title developed from the United States Supreme Court case of Johnson … Continue reading
The International Law of Colonialism: Free webinar March 10, 2023 – Register NOW!
Hi: The Indian Legal Program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in the United States is offering a free zoom webinar from 7:30 am – 3:30 pm USA Mountain Standard time on March 10. … Continue reading
International conference on Unraveling the Doctrine of Discovery March 10, 2023
The Indian Legal Progam at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University USA. Please join our zoom conference on March 10, 2023 on the 200th anniversary of the first U.S. Supreme Court Indian Law case, Johnson … Continue reading
The law of colonialism in Africa
My most recent article on the Doctrine of Discovery, the international law of colonialism, examines how European nations carved up Africa for colonization using international law. I and my coauthor Olivia Stitz researched English and German law, and the Berlin … Continue reading
Conquering Columbus: Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery
Enjoy this 90 minute podcast from last year about the international law of colonialism – the Doctrine of Discovery.
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