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Collaborative Approaches to Ecosystem Management in Indonesia: Learning from Experience in Canada's North
chercheur principal: Armitage, Derek
Année(s) de permis: 2003
Résumé: In Indonesia, indigenous groups are articulating a demand for rights to lands and resources and a greater role in processes of development and change. There is also an increasing emphasis on negotiating partnerships and collaborative management arrangeme...
Année(s) de permis: 2003
Résumé: In Indonesia, indigenous groups are articulating a demand for rights to lands and resources and a greater role in processes of development and change. There is also an increasing emphasis on negotiating partnerships and collaborative management arrangeme...
Aboriginal Self Government in the Canadian and Russian North: Problems and Prospects
chercheur principal: Borisov, Andrian
Année(s) de permis: 1996
Résumé: Studies in the Northwest Territories are a part of a comparative study of Canadian and Russian Norths to understand the problems and prospects for greater aboriginal self-determination. Areas examined included the level of aboriginal organization, at local, district and regional levels; the resources available to aboriginal peoples and their leadership to pursue collective interests; the types of...
Année(s) de permis: 1996
Résumé: Studies in the Northwest Territories are a part of a comparative study of Canadian and Russian Norths to understand the problems and prospects for greater aboriginal self-determination. Areas examined included the level of aboriginal organization, at local, district and regional levels; the resources available to aboriginal peoples and their leadership to pursue collective interests; the types of...
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