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	C ha p t e r 8 Bridging the Gap or Crossing a Bridge? Indigenous Knowledge and the Language of Law and Policy Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-06-12 04:07:56 Open Document File Size: 149,90 KB Share Result on Facebook City Hobart / / Company Indigenous / Defining Indigenous Knowledge Indigenous / / Country Australia / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility Kowanyama River catchment / / IndustryTerm scientific/global knowledge systems / environmental management / scientific systems / indigenous and scientific systems / particular bureaucratic-administrative machinery / land management / scientific and other systems / indigenous and scientific knowledge systems / distinct systems / particular law / coherent systems / local and indigenous knowledge systems / parallel systems / knowledge systems / indigenous systems / cultural systems / indigenous knowledge systems / / NaturalFeature Kowanyama River / Hindmarsh Island / / Organization Four Directions Council / High Court / Australia’s High Court / / Person Ellen / Winona LaDuke / Laurie Anne Whitt / Richard Baker / MICHAEL DAVIS / Harris / Vandana Shiva / / Position ranger / writer / geographer / / ProvinceOrState South Australia / New South Wales / Northern Territory / / Region South Australia / Northern Victoria / South Wales / Central Australia / North Queensland / / SocialTag Commercialization of traditional medicines Oral tradition Traditional knowledge Culture Traditional Ecological Knowledge Indigenous peoples of the Americas Science Epistemology Environmental resources management Intellectual property law