ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, A HAIDA CASE STUDY: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIVE PEOPLE OF THE

The relevance of conventional environmental impact assessment (EIA) to Native people is limited by the values of the dominant culture's world view, and the structures and policies created out of them. The traditional Native world view, as exemplified by the Haida, links people with their land b...

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Main Author: Catherine Shapcott
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