 Professor in Yale’s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies › Social Ecology › Anthropology  Has done research in both India and Pakistan (over 12 years)  College › Undergraduate at Northwestern University › Masters and PhD at Stanford University  Written many articles and books › Conservation Nature in Culture: Case Studies from Southeast Asia Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson nt.yale.edu/profil e/dove/

 “focuses upon the complex relations between people and their environment” (Panakhyo and McGrath)  Methods used in the article: › Literature review › Literature used includes a variety of anthropological works, which were probably based on participant observation Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Concepts of indigenous and modernity › Rise and critique of indigeneity  Indigenous peoples and the environment  Movements started by indigenous people › Rights › Environment  Alternative environmentalisms › Meshing conservation and society Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Defining indigenous › Do we need “modernity” for there to be “indigenous” people”? › Defined by politics and history?  Development discourse  Indigenous people shaped land (from /08/ancient-amazon-earthworks-seen-by-satellite/ /08/ancient-amazon-earthworks-seen-by-satellite/) Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Local environmental knowledge  Conservation  Myth of noble savage › There are “three essentialized myths about indigenous peoples: that of the exotic other, the intruding wastrel, and the noble savage or fallen angel.” (Dove, 197)  How does politics and the modern world fit in with indigeneity? › Integrated Conservation and Development Projects Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Zapatistas › Land reform  Chipko Movement › Preventing deforestation Chipko Movement From o_movement Zapatista Movement From ture.com/profiles/blogs/chiapas- mexico-and-the-return Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Chose the article because it appealed to a wide variety of my interests  Limitations › Draws on a variety of sources, but who wrote them?  Indigenous peoples?  Educated, “modern” people  Might affect article Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 More research on relationship between indigenous people and environment  Changing climate › How do people adapt?  Important to realize that indigenous people › Live in our world › Face the same problems Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

 Research on indigenous peoples is very important for understanding environmental sustainability  However, we must understand the ethics of doing so, as well as not idealizing certain groups of people Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Politics by Michael Dove, presented by Elizabeth Anderson

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