Accessing nature: The battle of the Hurunui River

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Accessing nature: The battle of the Hurunui River

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Victoria University of Wellington

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People understand their relationship, and that of broader society, with nature in a diverse range of ways. Yet the expression of such diversity is often constrained in decision making processes, and in western contexts, neoliberalised understandings of nature are often privileged. Feminist political ecology provides a nuanced approach to exploring how meanings of nature are made and remade, and how some meanings come to be dominant. An emergent body of political ecology has begun to draw on r...

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Research paper

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2014

Creator

Thomas, Amanda

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Accessing_nature_The_battle_of_the_Hurunui_River/17006638

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Conservation and biodiversity / Natural resource management / Environmental management not elsewhere classified / Ngā mātauranga taiao o te Māori (Māori environmental knowledges) / Environmental democracy / Neoliberalism / Water management / Indigeneity / School: School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences / Conservation and Biodiversity / Natural Resource Management / Environmental Science and Management not elsewhere classified / Māori Environmental Knowledge / Expanding Knowledge in the Environmental Sciences / Degree Discipline: Geography / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy / Maori Environmental Knowledge

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