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16 October 2014
Procedural vulnerability: Understanding environmental change in a remote Indigenous community
This research paper identifies a 'procedural vulnerability' in climate change research and policy, specifically regarding Indigenous communities in West Arnhem, Australia. It argues that failing to integrate Indigenous cosmological perspectives and the ongoing impact of colonisation leads to ineffective and potentially harmful adaptation policies.
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Themes: climate change adaptation indigenous knowledge procedural vulnerability environmental change
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Research paper
Regions: West Arnhem Region Australia

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