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Aboriginal Forestry: Community Management as Opportunity and Imperative
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  • 2013Models of Representation and Participation in Model Forests: Dilemmas and Implications for Networked Forms of Environmental Governance Involving Indigenous People41 cited
  • 2019Strategic approaches to Indigenous engagement in natural resource management: use of collaboration and conflict to expand negotiating space by three Indigenous nations in Quebec, Canada33 cited

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