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Thinking Through Affect: Inuit Knowledge on the Tundra and in Global Environmental Politics

2014

Johnson, N.

University of Arizona

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The author explores "thinking through affect" as a promising approach for conceptualizing the dynamic role of Indigenous knowledge across different scales in addressing global environmental change.

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Thinking Through Affect: Inuit Knowledge on the Tundra and in Global Environmental Politics

Johnson, N. (2014). Thinking through affect: Inuit knowledge on the tundra and in global environmental politics. Journal of Political Ecology, 21(1), 161-178.

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