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MARC recordIndigenousness and the mobility of knowledge: promoting Canadian governance practices in the Russian North / Elana Wilson.
| Title: | Indigenousness and the mobility of knowledge: promoting Canadian governance practices in the Russian North / Elana Wilson. |
| Author(s): | Wilson, Elana. |
| Date: | 2007. |
| In: | Sibirica. (2007.), Vol. 6(2) (2007) |
| Abstract: | Illustrates ways in which Canadian international development team attempted to legitimate transfer of natural resource management and economic development models from Canadian to Russian North by suggesting notion of fundamental similarities between Canadian and Russian northern indigenous peoples. Describes ways in which Russian northern leaders responded to these supposed shared features and how definition of "indigenous" was debated. Concludes that indigenousness is problematic mechanism for knowledge transfer and cross-cultural communication. |
| Notes: | Sibirica. Vol. 6(2) :26-50 (2007). |
| Keywords: | 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities. 316 -- Sociology. 330.34 -- Economic development. J -- Social sciences. (*501) -- Russia (Federation). (*41) -- Canada. |
| SPRI record no.: | 182191 |
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