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解殖加拿大水务治理:从土著案例研究中吸取教训

Corey McKibbin1

  • 1Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada.

UCL open. Environment
|June 28, 2023
PubMed
概括

在加拿大,取消水资源治理的殖民化需要将土著知识与西方框架相结合. 这种方法确保了公平的参与,并加强了国家之间的关系,以实现有效的水,环境卫生和卫生管理.

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原住民 原住民的原住民脱殖民地化和脱殖民化伦理学 伦理 伦理学政策 政策 政策 政策水水水的水水的水

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