It may sound patently absurd to discuss a “re-Indigenization” of society. Yet, I argue not only is it practical but necessary if humanity is to survive into this century and beyond. Humans, for most ...

“Many experts view the indigenization policy as little more than a campaign of expropriation and rent-seeking,” says Anne Fruhauf, an analyst with the Eurasia Group. The framework of the program is ...

In 20th-century biochemistry history of China, Szu-Chih Liu (刘思职, 1904—1983)(Fig. 1) acted as a central bridge in both academic genealogy and knowledge indigenization. Liu inherited the methodology ...