Some of this literature employs the capability approach to conceptualize the rights of Indigenous peoples. Panzironi (2012), for example, introduces the notion of ‘Indigenous capability rights,’ while Murphy (2014) argues that Indigenous self-determination can be conceptualized as a collective capability. Similarly, Binder and Binder (2016) argue that the recognition that the value of capabilities is culture- and context-specific, within (at least Sen’s version of) the capability approach, can help ground Indigenous rights to autonomous self-governance and self-determination.