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hammer [34]
3 years ago
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What are some limitations to tribal self-governance?

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Vika [28.1K]3 years ago
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The tribal self-governance comes with some limitations, some of which are slow social progress, ineffective healthcare, and partial power over the governed territory.

Explanation:

There are many areas that have the states of reserves, which basically mean they are areas where the indigenous tribes have members living there, practice their own lifestyle, and have self-governing (in most cases). The governments have basically granted these lands to the indigenous people, and they enjoy great autonomy. The people in the reserves are self-governing, thus they make their own rules and laws.

While this may seem good, it doesn't come without problems in practice. The organization is often on very low level, which in turn makes the governing of the area of low quality, and the people often tend to abuse that. The social progress also tends to be somewhat weird and not achieving what has been the initial purpose. The healthcare is too on very low level, which leads to much higher death rates, both in adults and infants. The prime reason for this is practicing the traditional medicine. While the traditional medicine is very effective for some things and even outperforms the pharmaceuticals, for some things it just doesn't have proper solution.

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