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Resilience through knowledge co-production : indigenous knowledge, science, and global environmental change / edited by Marie Roué, Douglas Nakashima, Igor Krupnik

Roué, Marie, 1949- [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Nakashima, Douglas, 1955- [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Krupnik, Igor, 1951- [Herausgeberin/-geber]

Cambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press ; [Paris] : UNESCO, 2022

xviii, 294 Seiten, 16 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln : Illustrationen

Englisch

Includes bibliographical references and index. - [Many chapters in this book began als presentation by indigenous knowledge holders, naturals and social scientists, and governmental and nongovernmental actors at international events, ...] - Acknowledgements

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Erscheint auch als: Resilience through knowledge co-production (Online-Ausgabe)

978-1-108-83830-6 (hardback); 978-92-3-100516-9 (UNESCO ISBN)

978-1-108-97434-9 (ISBN der parallelen Ausgabe im Fernzugriff)

2021058058

OCoLC: 1337121660     

GN476.7

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LOC-SH: Traditional ecological knowledge -- Case studies ; Ethnoecology -- Case studies ; Human beings -- Effect of climate on ; Climatic changes

Co-production between indigenous knowledge and science : introducing a decolonized approach / Marie Roué and Douglas Nakashima -- The progression from collaboration to co-production : case studies from Alaska / Henry P. Huntington, George Noongwook, Anne K. Salomon and Nick M. Tanape, Sr. -- Learning about sea ice from the Kifikmiut : a decade of ice seasons at Wales, 2006-2016 / Hajo Eicken, Igor Krupnik, Winton Weyapuk, Jr. and Matthew L. Druckenmiller -- Shaping the long view : Iñupiat experts and scientists share ocean knowledge on Alaska's north slope / Matthew L. Druckenmiller -- Indigenous ice dictionaries : sharing knowledge for a changing world / Igor Krupnik -- Mapping land use with Sámi reindeer herders : co-production in an era of climate change / Marie Roué, Lars-Evert Nutti, Nils-Johan Utsi and Samuel Roturier -- Sámi herders' knowledge and forestry : ecological restoration of reindeer lichen pastures in northern Sweden / Samuel Roturier, Lars-Evert Nutti and Hans Winsa -- The climate agreements : what we have achieved and the gaps that remain / Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim -- Reinforcing traditional knowledge in the city : canoe building and navigation in the changing Pacific / Tikoidelaimakotu Tuimoce Fuluna -- Reindeer herding in a time of growing adversity / Anders Bongo -- Herders and drought in the Sahel of Burkina Faso : traditional knowledge and resilience / Hanafi Amirou Dicko -- Competing paradigms of himalayan climate change and adaptations : indigenous knowledge versus economics / Jan Salick -- Coping with a warming winter climate in Arctic Russia : patterns of extreme weather affecting Nenets reindeer nomadism / Bruce C. Forbes, Timo Kumpula, Nina Meschtyb, Roza Laptander, Marc Macias-Fauria, Pentti Zetterberg, Mariana Verdonen, Anna Skarin, Kwang-Yul Kim, Linette N. Boisvert, Julienne C. Stroeve and Annett Bartsch -- Rising above the flood : modifications in agricultural practices and livelihood systems in Central Amazonia - perspectives from Ribeirinho and indigenous communities / Angela May Steward, Rafael Barbi Costa E Santos, Camille Rognant, Fernanda Maria De Freitas Viana, Julia Vieira Da Cunha Ávila, Jessica Poliane Gomes Dos Santos, Jacson Rodrigues and Samis Vieira -- Indigenous storytelling and climate change adaptation / Álvaro Fernández-Llamazares and Mar Cabeza -- Indigenous knowledge and the coloniality of reality : climate change otherwise in the Bolivian Andes / Anders Burman -- Negotiating co-production : climbing the learning curve / Igor Krupnik.

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"Confronted with the complex environmental crises of the Anthropocene, scientists have turned to interdisciplinarity to grapple with challenges that are at once social and ecological. Indigenous knowledge holders have contributed critical observations and understandings and in doing so, have gained global recognition. Most recently, several arenas are calling for co-producing new knowledge by bringing together Indigenous knowledge and science. This new call to arms is rapidly gaining momentum, but little guidance is offered on how co-production can be achieved"--