Science, colonialism, and indigenous peoples : the cultural politics of law and knowledge / Laurelyn Whitt
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TextoDetalles de publicación: Nueva York : Cambridge University Press, 2009Descripción: xviii, 265 páginas ; 23 cmISBN: - 9781107675070
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Contenidos:
Primera parte: Biocolonialism as imperial science. -- Imperialism then and now. -- Indigenous knowledge, power, and responsability. -- Values-neutrality and value bifurcation: the cultural politics of science. -- Segunda parte: The human genome diversity project: a case study. -- The rhetoric of research justification. -- Indigenist critiques of biocolonialism . -- Tercera parte: Legitimation: the rule and role of law. -- The commodification of knowledge. -- Intelelctual property rights as means and mechanism of imperialism. -- Transforming sovereignties. -- Conclusion - The politics of knowledge: resistance and recovery.
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| Libros | Sede Centro | Colección General | 346.048 W624s | ej. 1 | Disponible | tmt05 | 500079927 |
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Primera parte: Biocolonialism as imperial science. -- Imperialism then and now. -- Indigenous knowledge, power, and responsability. -- Values-neutrality and value bifurcation: the cultural politics of science. -- Segunda parte: The human genome diversity project: a case study. -- The rhetoric of research justification. -- Indigenist critiques of biocolonialism . -- Tercera parte: Legitimation: the rule and role of law. -- The commodification of knowledge. -- Intelelctual property rights as means and mechanism of imperialism. -- Transforming sovereignties. -- Conclusion - The politics of knowledge: resistance and recovery.
