... both Indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) and science at regional workshops hosted by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). They have caused dissent between states at CBD negotiations, almost stalling the whole EBSA process. Scholars have not yet studied how experts actually define EBSAs...

...) the proposition that Challenge 9 is the natural home for access to participation in ocean decision-making. capacity sharing capacity development ocean science participatory decision-making Ocean Decade co-design ocean action Indigenous and local knowledge global coordination sustainable development...

... on the importance of integrating local knowledge into the design, planning, and implementation of international peace interventions. However, the concept of local knowledge remains undertheorized, and the dynamics of local knowledge integration in international activities have not yet been fully explored...

... traps fisher interspecific interactions local knowledge site occupancy temperate deciduous forest trappers appareils photo à déclenchement automatique forêts tempérées feuillues interactions interspécifiques martre d’Amérique occupation de sites pékan savoirs locaux trappeurs Fonds de...

... (Stépanoff, 2020 ), ensuring intersubjectivity, maintaining engagement, and addressing interconnections between so-called legitimate science and other epistemic knowledge. In the case of knowledge confrontation between local knowledge or with Western science (Arango et al., 2022 ), it is very...

... little criticality of the Western (local) knowledge underpinning their learning and practice, did not prioritise learning about international social work and highlighted tensions between working with a culture of neoliberalism and social work values and social justice. We call for raising awareness...

... of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Environmental observing programs that are based on Indigenous and local knowledge...

..., taking Chinese desertification control as an empirical case, the two major research questions of the current study are as follows: Does the type of scientists’ (natural scientists’) local knowledge (independent variable) influence the impact of scientists on desertification control (dependent...

...- and downslope movements of cod. This study highlights the importance of shallow-water and structured habitats for cod in the WBS and the value of local knowledge held by fishers for a better understanding of the distributional dynamics of important marine resource populations. cod habitat use local knowledge...

... with the official data derived from the operation of fleets the fishermen report to the authority in OCLRs and strengthened by the local knowledge, the models are more valid and complement the information (Ojeda, 2012). These data can be used in such models to better understand the spatial human processes...

... firms that are more open to non-local knowledge have the tendency to behave like external stars, potentially limiting the flow of non-locally generated knowledge into the cluster network as it grows. We interpret these results using the intuitions from strain theory and suggest that strain may engender...

... for expert practice? I analyze the puzzling initial finding from this study that direct care workers cited “common sense” as an essential source of knowledge for their practice and then go on to demonstrate that they were in fact using this term as shorthand for informally acquired local knowledge. Abstract...

... fishers' knowledge local knowledge participatory research stakeholder involvement There is increasing interest, internationally, in the use of experiential knowledge and to more collaborative or participatory research and governance arrangements. This is illustrated, for example, by recent...

...-economic impact of research in developing countries. interdisciplinary research ST&I capabilities local knowledge research assessment excellence socio-economic impact Research in developing countries is often perceived as being overly driven by international agendas and paying insufficient...

... herbal landscape biocultural domains local knowledge ethnobiology Ectoparasitic insect species cohabitating with humans and their domestic animals have always played an important role in cultural history ( Hanström 1933 ). The biocultural domains that have developed in the interaction between various...

... local Knowledge rational choice theory autonomy experimentation full information protest common good justice procedure independent standards reasonable disagreement self interest utilitarianism energy policy environmental problems Pennington Mark disagreement ethical consumerism...

... of revolution Babeuf François Noël Gracchus Babeuf Bakhtin Mikhail speech revolution protest metropolitan revolution postcoloniality history from below oral history local knowledge missing people time and space epistemic justice Al-Jallaz cemetery ¹  adorns...

..., it is demonstrated that, then as now, a combination of local knowledge, communal policing and witness testimony was the key to effective policing and criminal investigation. Thus, even if forensic medicine was not sufficiently advanced by the sixteenth century to detect all violent deaths, the crucial tools...

...The final chapter reflects on what we have learned from looking across the ten case studies of the use of local knowledge in policy processes. It reflects on the importance of the use of multiple forms of knowledge or the co-production of knowledge, particularly in a diverse and decentralised...

... Mapp George Spady Dee Tangier cook Terroir Sweet potatoes Hayman sweet potato Sweet potato history Sweet potato cultivation Heirloom cultivar Local knowledge Recipes Oral history Margaret Young, Anne Nock, and Billie Mason gather in the front room of the Accomac cottage where their friend...