| Title | Environmental impact assessment and resource management: Learning from the process and practice of Native peoples |
| Publication Type | Manuscript |
| Year of Publication | 1987 |
| Authors | Shapcott, C. |
| Publication Language | en |
| Abstract | The relevance of conventional environmental impact assessment(EIA) to Native people is limited by the values of the dominantculture's world view, and the structures and policies created out ofthem. The traditional Native world view, as exemplified by the Haida,links people with their land base, and is community oriented andconsultative. |
| Notes | "A manuscript report prepared for the Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council". |
| URL | http://www2.brandonu.ca/library/cjns/9.1/shapcott.pdf |
| Topics | enivronmental impact assessment, |
| Locational Keywords | Queen Charolette Islands |
| Group | CEMA |
| Citation Key | 24643 |
