The literature is prolific on the use of visual tools and their potential to promote inclusive
public participation. This is particularly the case with the literature on communication, as well …

Climate change policies and the green energy transition have renewed colonial structures
and injustices for Indigenous peoples in land-use conflicts, but not without resistance. This …

This paper explores the underlying practice-based challenges to meaningful and efficient
Aboriginal participation in environmental assessment (EA)-participation that provides …

The implementation of the right of indigenous peoples to participate in impact assessment
(IA) has moved rapidly in many jurisdictions. To facilitate comparative learning, this paper …

This dissertation argues for an understanding of land use negotiations in terms of
overlapping projects of striving for the good life in northern Fennoscandia. The dynamics of …

The categories and concepts in the existing official land-use maps have been under
improvements over recent years; however, this study from Nordland, northern Norway …

With the boom in mining in Fennoscandia, reconciliation of competing land use interests in
governance procedures such as impact assessment has come to the fore. One of the …

The duty to consult mandates that the Crown must consult affected Indigenous parties when
Crown action may negatively impact Aboriginal rights or title claims. The Supreme Court of …

What could be more powerful than the image? For all those who should understand but do
not, it is the worthiest, most striking translation of thought.–Frédéric Mistral. Visual tools, also …

This paper presents a historical outline of how Sápmi cultural heritage has been taken into
consideration in EIAs within the Swedish Sápmi region. Since the first EIAs were drafted in …