Global Indigeneities and the Environment—covering fields from indigenous studies, anthropology, communications, ethnoecology, ethnomusicology, geography, global studies, history, and literature—gives new understandings of the concept of global indigeneities and showcases some of the most promising current work in the field that relates this concept to the environment.
Tom Havens
Professor of History
cultivation practices ecopoetry environmental justice ethnomusicology extreme extraction global environmentalism indigenous ecotourism knowledge situatedness memory trees plant renewal