Indigeneity and place
Doings with the land and sea: Decolonising geographies, Indigeneity, and enacting place-agency
... than simply improving ethics, considering impact or by co-producing publications. These are sound advancements over the openly exploitative practices that Linda Tuhiwai Smith (1999) identified as pervasive in the academy ...
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Indian medical indigeneity: from nationalist assertion to the global market
... The next move was to define Ayurveda and Unani Tibb as medical ‘systems’ with strong internal logics of their own that set them apart from biomedicine. In this, the methods of modern social science were called into play. ...
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Reading indigeneity without race: colour, representation and uncertainty in photographic evidence
... A particularly potent aspect of research into historical photographs is the (re)connection it fosters between the photographic subject and kin- ship networks. Blaikie’s study of photographic representations of people ...
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The Role of Indigeneity NGOs in the Legal Recognition of Adat Communities and Customary Forests in Indonesia
... The third step of the analysis concentrates on the actual legal recognition procedure. Here rural communities need specialist legal assistance to find the most promising strat- egy in each case. There are four options for ...
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Envisioning gender, indigeneity and urban change: the case of La Paz, Bolivia
... However, the accessibility of this mall changed with the development of new transport links, and the increased consumption power of residents in popular areas of the city. The MegaCenter is located next to one of the new ...
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Self-writing a movement and contesting indigeneity: being an Aboriginal activist on social media
... It is important to remember that what social media offer is not something new – Sauter (in press) and Foucault (1988) both discuss the long history of self-writing as a technique of self. Aboriginal people have practised ...
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Indigenous peoples, the city and inclusive urban development policies in Latin America: Lessons from Bolivia and Ecuador
... associated indigeneity with rurality because (1) indigenous mobilization initially took place within the countryside, and (2) officials within these institutions conceived of IPs as traditional rural ...
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Indigeneity behind the Scenes: Invasion and Kriolisation
... Drummond, 1980; Hannerz 1996), French anthropologists have used it to describe societies and languages developed in colonial plantations by African slaves and their descendants. Benoist, for instance, defines ...
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The Northern Territory Intervention: The Symbolic Value of “Authentic” Indigeneity and Impoverishment, and the Interests of the (Progressive) Liberal Left’
... Whilst on the one hand deploring the enduring and seemingly intractable conditions (housing, unemployment, educational standards, poverty, poor health, child sexual abuse, distress and so on), that is the lot of many on ...
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Ethnicity, Indigeneity and Indigenous Rights: The ‘Orang Asli’ Experience
... The Malaysian government’s long term goal is to make Malaysia a fully industrialised country with the standard of living of a developed country by the year 2020. This goal is known as Wawasan 2020 (translated, Vision ...
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'Indigenous' sense of place and community in a small island: Norfolk Island and the Pitcairn descendant population
... The claim of indigeneity being made manifests in two main subcommunities of Pitcaim-descendant Norfolk Islanders; those making explicit political statements of an 'indigenous identity'; [r] ...
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Mainstreaming Indigeneity by Indigenizing Policymaking: Towards an Indigenous Grounded Analysis Framework as Policy Paradigm
... in place to compensate Maori peoples for historical ...in place - akin to a „truth and reconciliation‟ forum in function (Waitangi Tribunal 2006) - that registers Maori claims or grievances over Crown ...
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The Double Binds of Indigeneity and Indigenous Resistance
... of indigeneity still cleaves (whether from inertia or convenience) to a traditional image of ...“The place of authentic indigeneity in the public perception has remained outside of urban ...
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Indigeneity
... in place, who are cut off yet simultaneously suffering from a modernity that is only now supposedly encroaching on their territories and ways of life” (2010, ...
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Place, Positionality, and Teacher Preparation
... A significant portion of interns fell in the category of non-Indigenous interns with a long history of habitation in their community teaching a local, but not Indigenous population (profile E). Described in a different ...
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Scotland’s Place in Europe After Brexit: Between a Rock and a Hard Place? A Legal Scoping Exercise
... in place, but Scotland cur- rently lacks institutions such as a central bank or a competition authority, which would need to be in place before joining the ...
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The Book and Place, the Place of the Book
... And New York is importance as a place for books shrank for me. Certainly I treasured dinners with old novelists, the pleasure of meeting someone interesting at a reading. But there was writing on the wall: ...
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Exploring melancholy (place to place)
... Brady and Haapala 2003, who have different theories about melancholy and nostalgia, describe how melancholy is connected to the sublime too: According to Kant 1724-1804 “the sublime is a[r] ...
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Organizing between a rock and a hard place
... hard place in a number of ...hard place, just as the people in it are stuck in their lives, controlled by the sloppy communitarianism of the workplace and the subtle fascism of family ...
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Organizing between a rock and a hard place
... the place, dripping off ledges and forming in puddles as ‘fluidity’ implies, suggests to Fournier and Smith that these authors must have a clearer idea of what the solid state of masculinity is, with femininity ...
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