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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"indigenous relationships"”.
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Water is country, country is culture: the translation of Indigenous relationships to water into law
This thesis is about how unique Indigenous conceptions of and relationships to water can be translated into law and subsequently recognised and protected. Water is Country and Country is culture. Water is not only an essential element of all life processes but also of the unique identities of the …
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ÍY SĆȺ (Good Work): A Study of Introspective Leadership Emerging From W̱SÁNEĆ
… in a W̱ SÁNEĆ worldview and interweaving Indigenous and Western epistemologies, this research utilized reflective journalling, thematic analysis of legislative transcripts, and community engagement. Five themes emerged: the rhythms of W̱ SÁNEĆ, the orator-observer leadership duality, the …
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Bears Ears National Monument, Relationship, and the Rhetoric of Public Lands
… of what makes public lands rhetorical are the relationships that people have with the lands, or the experiences, interactions, and meanings that they associate with the land. Chapter Two examines how relationship to land affected the debates over the Utah Public Lands Initiative (PLI), an …
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Museums, Connections, and Imagination in the Making of a British World, 1870-1945
… second chapter concludes with a consideration of Indigenous relationships with museums as examples of historical reinscribing. The third and fourth chapters complicate the boundaries of the ‘British world’. They consider the involvement of the Carnegie Corporation of New York in museum practices …
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An Analysis of the Social and Political Elements Influencing the Emerging Kelp Aquaculture Industry in British Columbia
… and regulatory structures. Additionally, Indigenous relationships – and how Indigenous organizations and individuals are involved in the development of, and the benefits derived from the expansion of British Columbia kelp aquaculture – are an important consideration. This thesis provides a …
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Te karanga tūturu o maieke: Ngāti Kuri women’s taiao geographies
This research examines the relationships, identities and sense of belonging of Māori women of within the Ngāti Kuri iwi (tribe) and te taiao (the natural world, environment, nature, country) in Te Hiku o te Ika, Far North, Aotearoa New Zealand. It shows how Ngāti Kuri women and te taiao are …
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Dreams and Dust in the Black Hills: Race, Place, and National Identity in America's "Land of Promise"
<p>Indigenous groups that occupied the Black Hills for thousands of years established economic, spiritual, and political connections to the region. Through these relationships, many indigenous people formed their tribal identities in association to this land. Many of these connections with the …
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Building Partnerships With Indigenous Communities
<p>Non-indigenous researchers embark on research with indigenous communities with good intentions but can unintentionally continue to oppress. While existing research shows building partnerships with indigenous communities, requires researchers to work “with” not “for” communities and walk …