Comparative Studies on Indigenous Peoples' Movements and

对非洲几个少数民族进行比较研究的结果表明，他们中的许多人在长期边缘化之后，通过学习其他土著人民的斗争经验和全球土著人民运动的支持，首次获得了政治、经济或文化权利。然而，这些案例研究同时强调，非洲“土著人民”概念的争议性有时会加速排斥边缘民族，或在当地社区造成新的冲突。

As a result of the comparative studies on several ethnic minorities in Africa, it was elucidated that many of them acquired political, economic or cultural rights for the first time after a long period of marginalization, by learning from other indigenous peoples' experiences of struggle and support from global indigenous peoples' movement. Simultaneously, however, the case studies underscored that the controversial nature of the notion of 'indigenous peoples' in Africa sometimes accelerates the exclusions of the marginalized peoples or creates new conflicts in local communities.