Index 337
Bulun Balun & Anor v R & T Textiles Pty Ltd
211–212
Bushbuckbridge Community Protocol 315
Cadena, Marisol de la 130
Cajete, Gregory 60
Callicott, J. Baird 292
Canada: biocultural rights and
responsibilities within relationships of
care and accountability 83–84; ethical
guidance for sharing knowledge
across knowledge systems 81–83;
ethics initiatives in 55–84; Indigenous
community protocols 73–80; Indigenous
principles and values and right
relationships 80–84
Canada & Royal Commission on
Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP) 74
Canadian ethics policies and guidelines:
brief history of 61–73; CIHR Guidelines
and FPIC 63–64; consent as FPIC
61–63; with focus on consent 61–73;
TCPS2 and consent in Indigenous
research 70–73; TCPS2 and consent
process 65–68; TCPS2 and Indigenous
research 68–70; TCPS2 Core Principles
64–65
Canadian Institutes for Health Research
(CIHR) 63; CIHR Guidelines 63–64, 73,
82, 85n2, 85n6
capitalist ontology 106
CARE Principles: biocultural labels and
155–158; traditional knowledge labels
and 155–158
CARE Principles for Indigenous Data
Governance see CARE Principles
Cargos 285
Cederberg farming communities 238
CIHR Guidelines 73; and FPIC 63–64
CIHR Guidelines for Health Research
Involving Aboriginal People see CIHR
Guidelines
collaboration 18, 70–71, 157–158, 235;
scholarly 156
collaborative consent 316
collective action: community protocols and
local community 195–200; community
protocols as tools for 185–200
Colombian Black communities 329n4
communal land tenure 302n32
communities: Inuit 57, 61, 68–73, 75,
79–80, 85n3; Metis 57, 68–73, 75, 85n2,
85n3; Ogiek 281–282; peasant 93;
“traditional” 3–15; Wupperthal 234
Community-based Monitoring and
Information Systems (CBMIS) 130
community-based natural resource
management (CBNRM) 278, 286, 290
community engagement 70–71; defined 70;
and research agreements 71
community intellectual property rights 7
community protocols (CPs): action on
lithium mining 188–190; after the
protocol (from dialogue to contention)
192–195; biocultural 15–24; and
biocultural rights 1–31; and courts
188–190; defined 1; developing and
implementing 213–214; Kachi Yupi
191–192; key themes in 15–24; and local
community collective action 195–200;
overview 185–188; as tools for collective
action beyond legal pluralism 185–200;
see also Biocultural Community
Protocols (BCPs)
community research protocols 17, 19,
157, 314
community seed bank 252, 254, 254
consent: collaborative 316; as FPIC 61–63;
and Indigenous community protocols
76–80; in Indigenous research 70–73;
informed 61, 66–67; ongoing 67–68;
voluntary 65–66; see also FPIC (free
prior and informed consent)
“consenting meaningfully” 82–83
consent process and TCPS2 65–68
conservation: biodiversity (see biodiversity
conservation); at international scales
100–105; at local scales 100–105; at
national scales 100–105
Considerations and Templates for Ethical
Research Practices 75
Constitutional Court of Colombia 2, 272,
293, 317
contested seed sovereignties 151–155
contested sovereignty: biocultural and
traditional knowledge labels 155–158;
biocultural protections and protocols
on Turtle Island 142–146; CARE
Principles 155–158; declaring biocultural
diversity 151–155; multilateralism and
multiculturalism 148–151
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
2, 5, 32n3, 32n7, 92, 210, 243; Cartagena
Protocol on Biosafety 143; ontological
diplomacy of Indigenous peoples at
112–134; ontological diplomacy of local
communities at 112–134; see also Nagoya
Protocol
Bulun Balun & Anor v R & T Textiles Pty Ltd
211–212
Bushbuckbridge Community Protocol 315
Cadena, Marisol de la 130
Cajete, Gregory 60
Callicott, J. Baird 292
Canada: biocultural rights and
responsibilities within relationships of
care and accountability 83–84; ethical
guidance for sharing knowledge
across knowledge systems 81–83;
ethics initiatives in 55–84; Indigenous
community protocols 73–80; Indigenous
principles and values and right
relationships 80–84
Canada & Royal Commission on
Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP) 74
Canadian ethics policies and guidelines:
brief history of 61–73; CIHR Guidelines
and FPIC 63–64; consent as FPIC
61–63; with focus on consent 61–73;
TCPS2 and consent in Indigenous
research 70–73; TCPS2 and consent
process 65–68; TCPS2 and Indigenous
research 68–70; TCPS2 Core Principles
64–65
Canadian Institutes for Health Research
(CIHR) 63; CIHR Guidelines 63–64, 73,
82, 85n2, 85n6
capitalist ontology 106
CARE Principles: biocultural labels and
155–158; traditional knowledge labels
and 155–158
CARE Principles for Indigenous Data
Governance see CARE Principles
Cargos 285
Cederberg farming communities 238
CIHR Guidelines 73; and FPIC 63–64
CIHR Guidelines for Health Research
Involving Aboriginal People see CIHR
Guidelines
collaboration 18, 70–71, 157–158, 235;
scholarly 156
collaborative consent 316
collective action: community protocols and
local community 195–200; community
protocols as tools for 185–200
Colombian Black communities 329n4
communal land tenure 302n32
communities: Inuit 57, 61, 68–73, 75,
79–80, 85n3; Metis 57, 68–73, 75, 85n2,
85n3; Ogiek 281–282; peasant 93;
“traditional” 3–15; Wupperthal 234
Community-based Monitoring and
Information Systems (CBMIS) 130
community-based natural resource
management (CBNRM) 278, 286, 290
community engagement 70–71; defined 70;
and research agreements 71
community intellectual property rights 7
community protocols (CPs): action on
lithium mining 188–190; after the
protocol (from dialogue to contention)
192–195; biocultural 15–24; and
biocultural rights 1–31; and courts
188–190; defined 1; developing and
implementing 213–214; Kachi Yupi
191–192; key themes in 15–24; and local
community collective action 195–200;
overview 185–188; as tools for collective
action beyond legal pluralism 185–200;
see also Biocultural Community
Protocols (BCPs)
community research protocols 17, 19,
157, 314
community seed bank 252, 254, 254
consent: collaborative 316; as FPIC 61–63;
and Indigenous community protocols
76–80; in Indigenous research 70–73;
informed 61, 66–67; ongoing 67–68;
voluntary 65–66; see also FPIC (free
prior and informed consent)
“consenting meaningfully” 82–83
consent process and TCPS2 65–68
conservation: biodiversity (see biodiversity
conservation); at international scales
100–105; at local scales 100–105; at
national scales 100–105
Considerations and Templates for Ethical
Research Practices 75
Constitutional Court of Colombia 2, 272,
293, 317
contested seed sovereignties 151–155
contested sovereignty: biocultural and
traditional knowledge labels 155–158;
biocultural protections and protocols
on Turtle Island 142–146; CARE
Principles 155–158; declaring biocultural
diversity 151–155; multilateralism and
multiculturalism 148–151
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
2, 5, 32n3, 32n7, 92, 210, 243; Cartagena
Protocol on Biosafety 143; ontological
diplomacy of Indigenous peoples at
112–134; ontological diplomacy of local
communities at 112–134; see also Nagoya
Protocol