6-0045 COLLABORATION, SHARED DECISION-MAKING AND CO-GOVERNANCE: TRANSFORMATIONS IN INDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE

Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-09:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Brian Thom (University of Victoria and University of Victoria)

Chairs: Brian Thom (University of Victoria)

08:00

Establishing a National Park, Re-Establishing Indigenous Territory: Political Reconfigurations of Coast Salish Cultural Landscapes

Brian Thom (University of Victoria)

08:15

We Are Supposed to Co-Exist: (Re)-Emerging Relations and Indigenous Autonomy In Protected Area Management, Banff National Park

Shauna C McGarvey (McMaster University)

08:30

Grounding Cooperative Management: The Power of Land-Based Monitoring Projects, Reciprocal Relationships and Knowledge Mobility In National Parks

Julie-Anne M Weaver (University of Victoria)

08:45

Re-Thinking 'redneck': Making Collaboration Visible In Small Town British Columbia

Jane Sedman Wellburn (University of Victoria)

09:00

Navigating Culture: St’át’imc Cultural Identity and Self-Determination within and Through Strategic Collaborative Relationships and Processes

Sarah Carmen Moritz (University of Victoria)

09:15

Ontological and Institutional Orders of Autonomy and Co-Governance In Protected Area Creation: A James Bay Cree Case

Colin H Scott (McGill University)

09:30

Discussion

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