This thesis investigates how perceptions of the past influence one indigenous group's interactions with, and uses of, the land. It looks at the confluence of what we generally know as "environment" with history and how this nexus guides both cultural and environmental sustainability in the Marquesas Islands. Despite terrible historic losses of Marquesan life and knowledge due to colonialism, warfare, depopulation and disease, certain local understandings and expertise have survived through personal transmission across generations. Over time these emplaced practices on the land have allowed islanders to resist and respond to the extension of territorial power through colonial administration, religion and the market. Islanders' ambivalent...
International environmental organizations have an increasing commitment to the development of conser...
Culture and spirit of land is integral to Indigenous community meaning and identity. With colonisati...
This paper reflects upon the relation of island communities to global cultural heritage agendas thro...
International audienceThe third edition of the multidisciplinary Scientific Study Day (JES 2017) of ...
Seventh Framework Programme (FP7)319209Heritage of Indigenous PeoplesNexusArchaeology of the America...
The Marquesans are the native inhabitants of what are now the Marquesan Islands of French Polynesia....
The Isleños of St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana trace their ancestry to eighteenth century settlers fro...
The third edition of the multidisciplinary Scientific Study Day (JES 2017) of the ADJC association i...
The dichotomy between nature and culture in heritage and conservation is inappropriate in the case o...
Based on fieldwork and interviews with academics, activists, government officials, and indigenous al...
This dissertation examines the role of sacred sites and land based-belonging as central arenas of re...
Heritage is a concept that has received abundant critical attention within the academy. This study s...
This article analyses Malagasy notions of land as heritage through the concept of fomba gasy, known ...
International audienceTimor-Leste, a young country with a rich cultural diversity, is betting for it...
The spices nutmeg and mace were coveted trade goods due to their flavor and medicinal properties, an...
International environmental organizations have an increasing commitment to the development of conser...
Culture and spirit of land is integral to Indigenous community meaning and identity. With colonisati...
This paper reflects upon the relation of island communities to global cultural heritage agendas thro...
International audienceThe third edition of the multidisciplinary Scientific Study Day (JES 2017) of ...
Seventh Framework Programme (FP7)319209Heritage of Indigenous PeoplesNexusArchaeology of the America...
The Marquesans are the native inhabitants of what are now the Marquesan Islands of French Polynesia....
The Isleños of St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana trace their ancestry to eighteenth century settlers fro...
The third edition of the multidisciplinary Scientific Study Day (JES 2017) of the ADJC association i...
The dichotomy between nature and culture in heritage and conservation is inappropriate in the case o...
Based on fieldwork and interviews with academics, activists, government officials, and indigenous al...
This dissertation examines the role of sacred sites and land based-belonging as central arenas of re...
Heritage is a concept that has received abundant critical attention within the academy. This study s...
This article analyses Malagasy notions of land as heritage through the concept of fomba gasy, known ...
International audienceTimor-Leste, a young country with a rich cultural diversity, is betting for it...
The spices nutmeg and mace were coveted trade goods due to their flavor and medicinal properties, an...
International environmental organizations have an increasing commitment to the development of conser...
Culture and spirit of land is integral to Indigenous community meaning and identity. With colonisati...
This paper reflects upon the relation of island communities to global cultural heritage agendas thro...