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Indigenous Visions for Land Development and
Management in the Upper Midwest and Canada
Co-sponsored
by the Canadian Studies Specialty Group (CSSG)
Organiser: Soren Larsen,
Georgia Southern University
Chair: Soren Larsen, Georgia
Southern University
Presenters:
Sanjay K. Nepal, University
of Northern British Columbia:
First Nations and Ecotourism: Opportunities and Constraints in the Tl’azt’en
Territories, Northern British Columbia
Abstract
Laura Smith, Macalester
College:
Impacts of American Indian Land Transfers on Minnesota Counties
Abstract
Zoltan Grossman, University
of Wisconsin – Eau Claire:
Removal Reversed: Native/non-Native joint management of reclaimed lands
Abstract
Etienne Rivard,
University of British Columbia:
Quebec Metis Territoriality: In-Betweenness, Genealogy, and Space
Abstract
Soren Larsen, Georgia
Southern University:
Policies for Place Attachment: Forestry Initiatives and Aboriginal Communities
in British Columbia
Abstract
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Rethinking and Reclaiming the Indigenous I
Organizers:
Wendy Shaw, University of New South Wales;
RDK Herman, Towson University;
Rebecca Dobbs, University of North Carolina.
Chair: Soren
Larsen, Georgia Southern University
Presenters:
RDK Herman, Towson University:
The World is Flat: Geography, Modernity and Disenchantment.
Abstract
Jessica Jacobs, Open University:
‘Tourist places’ and negotiating modernity
Abstract
Julie Weinert:
Local gender structures in ecotourism in Ecuador
Abstract
Wendy Shaw, The University of New South
Wales:
Geographies of whiteness.
Abstract
Discussant: Jon Goss, University of Hawai‘i
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Rethinking and Reclaiming the Indigenous II: Inscribing the World
Organizers:
RDK Herman, Towson University;
Rebecca Dobbs, University of North Carolina;
Wendy Shaw, University of New South Wales.
Chair: Wendy Shaw, The University
of New South Wales
Presenters:
Joel Wainwright, University of Minnesota:
Finishing the critique of cultural ecology: a postcolonial reading of
the Maya Atlas.
Abstract
Jay Johnson and Brian Murton, University
of Hawai‘i:
Colonialism and Place in Settler Colonies: Indigenous Agency and the
Construction of Nature in the Contact Zone
Abstract
Chris Castagna, University of Hawai‘i:
Separating Nature from the Maori Cultural Landscape: An Analysis of
Texts Dealing with Urewera National Park, New Zealand
Abstract
Renee Louis, University
of Hawai‘i:
Re-Placing the Native Voice: Hawaiian Place Names and Cartographic Accuracy
Abstract
Susan Austin, Syracuse University:
The power of place: the resurgence of Carib identity in Trinidad and
Dominica.
Abstract
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Rethinking and Reclaiming the Indigenous III: Programs and Practices
Organizers:
Rebecca Dobbs, University of North Carolina;
Wendy Shaw, University of New South Wales;
RDK Herman, Towson University.
Chair: RDK Herman, Towson University
Presenters:
Frank Shockey, University of Minnesota:
Civilized, industrious, and self-sustaining: representation in the Alaskan
reindeer-herding program, 1890-1914
Abstract
Cain Allen, University of British
Columbia:
Damming Nch'i-Wana: Columbia River development and the modern colonial
landscape
Abstract
Kenneth Madsen, Arizona
State University:
Cross-Border Solidarity: The Case of the Tohono O'odham Nation
Abstract
Gigi Berardi, Western
Washington University, Northwest Indian College:
Curricula of divergence and exclusion in
tribal settings: Whither TEK?
Abstract
Kate A. Berry, University of Nevada Reno,
and
Melissa A. Rinehart (Michigan State University):
Learning From The Miami Tribe
Abstract
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Rethinking and Reclaiming Power: de-colonizing (Geography's) relations with the Indigenous"
Panel Discussion
Organizers:
Rebecca Dobbs, University of North Carolina;
RDK Herman, Towson University.
Wendy Shaw, University of New South Wales.
Panelists:
Jon Goss, (Chair)
The University of Hawai‘i
John Pickles
The University of North Carolina
Lawrence Berg
Okanagan University College
Wendy Shaw
The University of New South Wales
RDK Herman
Towson University
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