Abstracts

Abstract

Arun Agrawal, Indigenous knowledge and the politics of classificationMelissa Leach and James Fairhead, Manners of contestation: “citizen science” and “indigenous knowledge” in West Africa and the CaribbeanShubhra Gururani, Construction of Third World women's knowledge in the development discourseHugh Raffles, Intimate knowledgeMarie Roué and Douglas Nakashima, Knowledge and foresight: the predictive capacity of traditional knowledge applied to environmental assessmentMichael R. Dove, Hybrid histories and indigenous knowledge among Asian rubber smallholdersTania Murray Li, Ethnic cleansing, recursive knowledge, and the dilemmas of sedentarismNandini Sundar, “Indigenise, nationalise and spiritualise”– an agenda for education?Luisa Maffi, Endangered languages, endangered knowledgeJoeli Veitayaki, Taking advantage of indigenous knowledge: the Fiji caseBrad Haami and Mere Roberts, Genealogy as taxonomyMansoor Shahvali and Kiumars Zarafshani, Using PRA techniques as metacognitive strategies to develop indigenous knowledge – a case study