Index
Clan and Tribal Perspectives on Social, Economic and Environmental Sustainability
ISBN: 978-1-78973-366-2, eISBN: 978-1-78973-365-5
Publication date: 1 March 2021
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(2021), "Index", Spee, J.C., McMurray, A. and McMillan, M. (Ed.) Clan and Tribal Perspectives on Social, Economic and Environmental Sustainability, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 191-194. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-365-520211019
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INDEX
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
, 11–12, 36
Barayamal Centre of Entrepreneurship’s (BEC)
, 42–43
health and wellbeing
, 165
Indigenous Australians
, 36, 38
Ākau
, 54–57
AmaBomvane
, 170–172
Andean
, 66
ancestral practices
, 68
cross
, 78
culture
, 73
nations
, 78
sustainable development
, 77–78
Anishinaabeg
, 131–132, 135–137
Auahatanga
, 53
Australia
, 37
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population
, 40
Circles of Sustainability model
, 70–71
debilitating effects
, 12
Indigenous businesses
, 42
Indigenous culture
, 160
Indigenous entrepreneurs. See Indigenous entrepreneurship
Indigenous water rights
, 3, 14
water law and policy
, 9–10
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
, 36
Australian National Water Act (2007)
, 14
Barayamal Centre of Entrepreneurship’s (BEC)
, 42–43
Birrarung River Council
, 17–18
Bolivia
, 66
market disequilibrium
, 67
politics and policy
, 77–78
Royal Quinoa
, 66, 75, 81
sustainable business
, 67
Bomvana
, 170, 172
ethno-medical spiritual economies
, 177–181
well-being
, 174
Budj Bim Cultural Landscape
, 14–15
Circles of Sustainability model
, 70–71
Colonial legal framework
, 106
Commodity markets
, 66–67
Controlled Ecological Life Support System (CELS)
, 67
Council of Australian Governments (COAG)
, 165
Cultural burn
, 159
Cultural Water
, 9–11, 13
Customs
, 16, 27, 175
Māori
, 57
Munay
, 81
Pashtun
, 109
Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DWELP)
, 17–18
Ecosystem
, 10
entrepreneurial
, 49–50, 53–58
forest
, 152
freshwater
, 153
intergenerational sustainability
, 24
natural
, 82
soils and fragile
, 66–67
Ethno-economic research methodology (EERM)
, 69
Fair trade
, 66–67
Bolivia
, 67
market price
, 84
Royal Quinoa
, 82
Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). See also Pashtuns
, 105–106, 110–111
Fire
, 77, 136–137
allegory
, 162–164
health
, 164–165
Gunditjmara
, 14–15, 163
Budj Bim lava
, 15
cultural practices
, 16–17
language
, 16
Healing spirituality
, 176–177
Health and wellbeing
, 30, 145–146, 148
Māori
, 52
wetlands
, 153
Health models. See Māori
Indigenous
African
, 173
aqua nullius
, 12
Australia
, 176–177
Bomvana
, 170
cultural heritage
, 12–13
economic development
, 49–50
Jirga
, 17
knowledge
, 28–30
language
, 17–18
ontology
, 27–28
Papua New Guinea (PNG)
, 123
self-determination
, 12
sovereignty
, 12
Indigenous cultural heritage
, 14–18
Indigenous cultural water rights
, 11–14
Indigenous culture
, 49–50, 154
African
, 182
Australia
, 160
ownership concepts
, 13
sustainability
, 11
Indigenous entrepreneurship
, 35
Australia
, 39–43
Barayamal Centre of Entrepreneurship’s (BEC)
, 42–43
landscape
, 43–45
Indigenous health
, 5, 160, 182
Indigenous ontologies
, 23–25, 27–30
Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP)
, 38
Jirga
, 4, 105–110
critique
, 109–110
Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)
, 110–111
Frontier Crimes Regulations (FCR)
, 110–111
militancy post-2001
, 112–113
tribal areas
, 113–114
Kaitiakitanga
, 52–53
Kawsay
, 82–84
Lashkars
, 108
Leadership knowledge
, 89–92
Leadership styles
, 92–95
Liberal peace
, 119–120
critique
, 121
limitations
, 121
Loddon River
, 10–11
Loya Jirga
, 108
Manaakitanga
, 53
Māori
autonomy
, 149
communities
, 145–146
entrepreneurial ecosystem
, 53–58
health model
, 144, 146
leadership
, 149
life expectancy
, 144
social and economic organisation
, 144–145
social entrepreneurship (SE)
, 50–53
spirituality
, 149
wellbeing
, 144
Militancy
, 106, 112–113
Munay
, 79–81
Olasi Jirga
, 109
Ownership concepts
, 13
Pakistan
, 105–106
colonial inheritances
, 106
Frontier Crimes Regulations (FCR)
, 110
Jirga
, 106
militancy
, 112
Pashtun. See Pashtuns
security forces
, 110
Papua New Guinea (PNG)
, 123–124
Pashtuns
, 5
Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)
, 110–111
Frontier Crimes Regulations (FCR)
, 110–111
Jirga
, 106–113
Pashtunwali
, 106
Political Agents (PA)
, 106–107
Pashtunwali
, 106
Political Agents (PA)
, 106–107
Qaumi Jirga
, 109
Research methodology
, 69–75
Rights of Manoomin
, 132–135
Royal Quinoa. See also Bolivia
, 66
Circles Survey Response
, 72
Dreamtime
, 76
nutritional value
, 67
sustainable business
, 67
women producers
, 80
Ruray
, 81
Rwanda
, 4, 90, 124–125
Sarkari Jirga
, 109
Shakhsi Jirga
, 109
Social entrepreneurship (SE)
, 50–51
Māori
, 51–53
social bricoleur
, 50
social constructionist
, 50–51
social engineer
, 51
Social innovation
Ākau
, 57
he iwi kotahi tatou trust
, 58
Stay Native
, 58
Social value
, 50
Spirituality
, 169–170
Bomvana
, 170
healing
, 176–177
Storytelling analysis
, 89–92
Suma Qamana
, 66, 77–78
Kawsay
, 82
sustainability
, 78
Ushay
, 81
Sustainability
, 2
Andean. See Andean
Bolivia. See Bolivia
Circles of Sustainability model
, 70–71
Fair Trade
, 84
Indigenous Water rights
, 9–14
leadership knowledge
, 89–92
reciprocity
, 183–184
story and resistance
, 161
Suma Qamana
, 78
Sustainable business
, 67–69
Tainui Group Holdings (TGH)
, 52
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)
, 113
Therapeutic landscapes
, 143–155
health and place
, 146–150
health and wellbeing
, 145–146
land contribution
, 151–154
Māori
, 150
Timor-Leste
, 125–126
Tino rangatiratanga
, 53
Traditional conflict resolution
, 119–123
Papua New Guinea (PNG)
, 123–124
Rwanda
, 124–125
Timor-Leste
, 125–126
Ubuntu
, 175
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
, 24
Ushay
, 81–82
Water law
, 11–12
Water policy
, 11–13, 19
Water rights
, 3, 14–18
Aboriginal
, 9–10
Chippewa
, 134
ethical
, 18
Indigenous
, 9–10
policy
, 18
sustainability
, 11–14
Waterways
, 152–153
Wetlands
, 153–154
Whānau businesses
, 52
Whānaungatanga
, 53
Wild rice
, 132
importance
, 135–137
integrity
, 137–139
protection
, 139
survival
, 137–139
Yachay
, 79–80
Yarra River
, 17–18
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Sustainable Relationships Are the Foundation of Tribal and Clan Perspectives
- Theme 1 Civilisations and Sustainability
- Chapter 2 Sustainable Indigenous Water Rights
- Chapter 3 Indigenous Ontologies in ‘Caring for Country’: Indigenous Australia's Sustainable Customs, Practices and Laws
- Theme 2 Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Chapter 4 Indigenous Entrepreneurs in Australia: Past, Present, and Future
- Chapter 5 Māori Social Enterprise: A Case Study
- Theme 3 Leadership in Tribes and Clans
- Chapter 6 Quechua/Aymara Perspective of Social, Economic, and Environmental Sustainability in the Bolivian Andes: Sustainability and Contradictions in Bolivia's Royal Quinoa Heartland
- Chapter 7 Leadership Lessons in Sustainability from Elders and Events in Historical Clan Survival Stories
- Theme 4 Politics and Policy in Tribal and Clan Organisations
- Chapter 8 Jirga, Its Role and Evolution in Pakistan's Pashtun “Tribal” Society
- Chapter 9 Effectiveness of ‘Traditional’ Conflict Resolution and Transformation Strategies
- Chapter 10 The Resolution by the White Earth Anishinaabe Nation to Protect the Inherent Rights of Wild Rice
- Theme 5 Tribal and Clan Views on Health and Well-being
- Chapter 11 Therapeutic Landscapes and Indigenous Culture: Māori Health Models in Aotearoa/New Zealand
- Chapter 12 Fire, Stories and Health
- Chapter 13 Ubuntu Identity, the Economy of Bomvana Indigenous Healers, and Their Impact on Spiritual and Physical Well-being of an African Indigenous Community
- Index