While the modern Western view is that property can be owned, and bought and sold by individuals, in many indigenous cultures, individual ownership of this sort is an alien concept. Instead, the right to use the resources of the land or the sea is often __________________ and no individual has the right to sell them.

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In many indigenous cultures, the right to use resources is seen as collective, meaning that it is shared among the members of the community rather than owned by individuals. This contrasts with the concept of private or exclusive ownership common in modern Western societies.

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