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Hickling-Hudson, Anne – Compare A Journal of Comparative Education, 2004
Pearlette Louisy raises issues of pressing concern for the future of Caribbean education. Here, I elaborate on some of the dilemmas that she raises. Interwoven in this discussion are sketches of potentially positive scenarios in a globalising future.
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Latin Americans, Indigenous Knowledge, Futures (of Society)
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Simpson, Leanne R. – American Indian Quarterly, 2004
Traditional Indigenous Knowledge (IK) systems must be recovered and promoted by academics, indigenous knowledge holders, and political leaders by dismantling colonialism and state government control. While Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) has received attention due to its focus on management of natural resources and conservation, non-native…
Descriptors: Indigenous Knowledge, Canada Natives, Indigenous Populations, Cultural Maintenance
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Walker, Polly O. – American Indian Quarterly, 2005
This article explores the impact of worldview on a people's approach to dealing with conflict and compare the worldviews underlying specific Western and Indigenous approaches to dealing with conflict. It suggests that power imbalances in conflict resolution research and practice perpetuate colonization through ontological violence, marginalizing…
Descriptors: Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Developed Nations, Indigenous Populations