336 Index
Assembly of First Nations 75
Association of Potato Park communities 95,
106n14
Atateken Declaration 142–143, 152, 152,
154, 158–159, 317
Atateken North American Regional
Declaration on Biocultural Diversity
and Recommended Actions (Atateken
Declaration) see Atateken Declaration
Atrato River Case 2
Australia 207–208, 209–210; biodiversity
conservation in 209–210
Australian Institutes for Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS):
Code of Ethics for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Research 205
Bavikatte, Sanjay Kabir 1, 2, 7, 17, 20,
144–145, 151, 153, 165, 172, 174,
178n26, 244, 272, 283, 315, 318, 321,
326, 328, 330n15
Benin: and BCPs 277, 284, 290; conserving
genetic resources in 18; Nagoya Protocol
in 243
Berne Declaration 229, 237
Bill C-15: United Nations Declaration on
the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act
62, 74
“biocultural axiom” 12, 20
Biocultural Community Protocols
(BCPs) 15–24, 229–233, 319–325;
Analavory (Madagascar) 241, 242, 243,
246–247, 255–256; and biocultural
jurisprudence 19–23; and boundary
work in Madagascar 241–260; brokers
and making of communities 322–325;
content 255–260; content and functions
319–322; and counter-narratives
274–277; and cultural protocols 15–17;
defined 1, 19; domestic legislation on
local PIC procedures and 296–300;
and eco-governmentality 274–277; and
ecological scripts 274–277; eco-power
and subject-making 286–291; and ethic
of stewardship 271–300; of farming
communities of Analavory (Madagascar)
241–260; key themes in 15–24; as legal
tools 17–19; negotiating 322–325; and
new subjectivity 274–277; process
229–233; and stewardship 23–24; and
“stewardship of biodiversity” 286–291
biocultural diversity 9, 24, 30, 246,
271–272, 276, 314–319; contested seed
sovereignties 151–155; politics of 8–13
biocultural ethics approach 58–61; to
biocultural rights 55–84
biocultural heritage 17, 21–23, 73,
141–145, 260, 280, 285, 320; diverse
145; indigenous 93–96; IPLCs 326; local
community 141
biocultural jurisprudence: BCPs and 19–23,
314–328
biocultural knowledge labels and CARE
Principles 155–158
biocultural nexus in ABS 1–31
biocultural protections and protocols on
Turtle Island 142–146
biocultural rights 173–176, 314–319;
biocultural ethics approach to 55–84;
community protocols and 1–31;
comprehensive approach 171–176;
Indigenous peoples, protecting 166–171;
Indigenous peoples and their rights
166–167; key themes in 15–24; legal
framework behind 165–176; local
communities and their rights 167–
171; in the Pacific 203–215; within
relationships of care and accountability
83–84; scope and objective 165
biodiversity: and Access and BenefitSharing 5–8; IPLCs as stewards of
283–285; sovereign stewards of 271–300
Biodiversity Advisory Council (BAC) 208
biodiversity conservation 1, 3–15, 273–274,
278; in Australia 209–210; and BCPs
211, 288; and ethic of stewardship
328; incentivising 279; international
governance of 92; and IPLCs 3–15,
16, 26, 35n40, 122, 128, 245, 279, 286;
politicised 287
biological diversity 1–3, 11, 13, 35n40, 97,
117, 119, 155, 170, 212, 246
biopiracy 7, 15, 25, 38n62, 105; and Nestle
biopiracy case 229; and protocols
204–206; and technological innovation
204–206
Bioversity International 18, 19, 243,
246–247, 249–251, 255, 260, 262n24,
279, 302n20, 323
Blaser, Mario 97, 130, 149–150, 274
Borrows, John 56, 84
Brant-Castellano, Marlene 61, 69
Breton Solo de Zaldivar, V. 124
Bretton Woods international financial
institutions 148
Brosius, J. Peter 12
Brundtland Report 3, 10, 271, 278
Bulun, John Bulun 212
Assembly of First Nations 75
Association of Potato Park communities 95,
106n14
Atateken Declaration 142–143, 152, 152,
154, 158–159, 317
Atateken North American Regional
Declaration on Biocultural Diversity
and Recommended Actions (Atateken
Declaration) see Atateken Declaration
Atrato River Case 2
Australia 207–208, 209–210; biodiversity
conservation in 209–210
Australian Institutes for Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS):
Code of Ethics for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Research 205
Bavikatte, Sanjay Kabir 1, 2, 7, 17, 20,
144–145, 151, 153, 165, 172, 174,
178n26, 244, 272, 283, 315, 318, 321,
326, 328, 330n15
Benin: and BCPs 277, 284, 290; conserving
genetic resources in 18; Nagoya Protocol
in 243
Berne Declaration 229, 237
Bill C-15: United Nations Declaration on
the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act
62, 74
“biocultural axiom” 12, 20
Biocultural Community Protocols
(BCPs) 15–24, 229–233, 319–325;
Analavory (Madagascar) 241, 242, 243,
246–247, 255–256; and biocultural
jurisprudence 19–23; and boundary
work in Madagascar 241–260; brokers
and making of communities 322–325;
content 255–260; content and functions
319–322; and counter-narratives
274–277; and cultural protocols 15–17;
defined 1, 19; domestic legislation on
local PIC procedures and 296–300;
and eco-governmentality 274–277; and
ecological scripts 274–277; eco-power
and subject-making 286–291; and ethic
of stewardship 271–300; of farming
communities of Analavory (Madagascar)
241–260; key themes in 15–24; as legal
tools 17–19; negotiating 322–325; and
new subjectivity 274–277; process
229–233; and stewardship 23–24; and
“stewardship of biodiversity” 286–291
biocultural diversity 9, 24, 30, 246,
271–272, 276, 314–319; contested seed
sovereignties 151–155; politics of 8–13
biocultural ethics approach 58–61; to
biocultural rights 55–84
biocultural heritage 17, 21–23, 73,
141–145, 260, 280, 285, 320; diverse
145; indigenous 93–96; IPLCs 326; local
community 141
biocultural jurisprudence: BCPs and 19–23,
314–328
biocultural knowledge labels and CARE
Principles 155–158
biocultural nexus in ABS 1–31
biocultural protections and protocols on
Turtle Island 142–146
biocultural rights 173–176, 314–319;
biocultural ethics approach to 55–84;
community protocols and 1–31;
comprehensive approach 171–176;
Indigenous peoples, protecting 166–171;
Indigenous peoples and their rights
166–167; key themes in 15–24; legal
framework behind 165–176; local
communities and their rights 167–
171; in the Pacific 203–215; within
relationships of care and accountability
83–84; scope and objective 165
biodiversity: and Access and BenefitSharing 5–8; IPLCs as stewards of
283–285; sovereign stewards of 271–300
Biodiversity Advisory Council (BAC) 208
biodiversity conservation 1, 3–15, 273–274,
278; in Australia 209–210; and BCPs
211, 288; and ethic of stewardship
328; incentivising 279; international
governance of 92; and IPLCs 3–15,
16, 26, 35n40, 122, 128, 245, 279, 286;
politicised 287
biological diversity 1–3, 11, 13, 35n40, 97,
117, 119, 155, 170, 212, 246
biopiracy 7, 15, 25, 38n62, 105; and Nestle
biopiracy case 229; and protocols
204–206; and technological innovation
204–206
Bioversity International 18, 19, 243,
246–247, 249–251, 255, 260, 262n24,
279, 302n20, 323
Blaser, Mario 97, 130, 149–150, 274
Borrows, John 56, 84
Brant-Castellano, Marlene 61, 69
Breton Solo de Zaldivar, V. 124
Bretton Woods international financial
institutions 148
Brosius, J. Peter 12
Brundtland Report 3, 10, 271, 278
Bulun, John Bulun 212