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INDIGENOUS ARTICULATIONS
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Reviewed By: Association for Political and Legal Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 12:00 PM-1:45 PM

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Chair:  Brian Thom (University of Victoria)
12:00 PM
Beyond the Limits of Law: Challenges and Opportunities of a Traditional Knowledge Commons for the Intellectual Property Rights Debate In South Africa
Britta Rutert MA (Free University of Berlin, Free University of Berlin and Free University of Berlin)
12:15 PM
Chilean Spatialization and Rapa Nui Borders In Easter Island
Forrest W Young (University of Hawai'i)
12:30 PM
Challenging Canada: Indigenous Peoples and the Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
Brian Thom (University of Victoria and University of Victoria)
12:45 PM
Reconstructing “Traditional” Law On Rapa Nui: Legal Pluralism Perspectives and the Codeipa (Easter Island Development Commission)
Antonia Rivas (UC Berkeley)
1:00 PM
Fish Out of Water: Gutting Indigenous Fisheries' Protection In Aotearoa New Zealand and Canada
Andie D Palmer (University of Alberta)
1:15 PM
Co-Governance Among the James Bay Cree: Practitioners' and Advisors' Reflections
Jasmin Habib (University of Waterloo)
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