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CICADA Co-investigators

CICADA Co-Investigators
NameInstitutionDisciplineResearch FocusSelected Publications
Kirsten AnkerMcGill UniversityLawProperty law, aboriginal peoples and the law, legal theory, law and social science, law and language, alternative dispute resolution.
Allyssa BaderMcGill UniversityAnthropologyArchaeological sciences: paleogenomics, bioarchaeology, and stable isotope analysisFleskes RE, Bader AC, Tsosie KS, Wagner JK, Claw KG, Garrison NA. 2022. Ethical guidance in human paleogenomics: New and ongoing perspectives. Ann Rev Genomics Hum Genet 23:627-652.
Véronique BussièresSNAP QuébecGeography, Urban Planning and EnvironmentBiocultural conservation; marine protected areas
Pierre BeaucageUniversité de MontréalAnthropologyImpacts of Canadian mining in Canada and in Latin America, resistance movements.
SĂ©bastien Caquard
Sebastien Caquard
Concordia UniversityGeography, Planning and EnvironmentMapping narratives, Indigenous cartography, oral history, geoweb, environment, GIS, Atlascine.McGurk, Thomas J. and SĂ©bastien Caquard. 2020. “To what extent online mapping can be decolonial? A journey throughout Indigenous cartography in Canada,” The Canadian Geographer: 1–16.

Caquard, Sébastien, Annita Lucchesi, Thomas Mcgurk, Daviken Studnicki-Gizbert and Leah Temper. 2019. “Using maps as a weapon to resist extractive industries on Indigenous territories.” The Conversation, April 22, 2019.
Vincent ColletteUniversité du Québec à ChicoutimiLinguisticsIndigenous languages of Canada: Plains Cree, Moose Cree, and East Cree (Algonquian), as well as Nakoda and Dakota (Siouan)Animate Intransitive Consonant Stems in North East Cree. Papers of the 53rd Algonquian Conference, 2023
Treena Wasonti:io DelormierMcGill UniversityNutrition and EnvironmentFood, nutrition and health of Indigenous peoples.
Sabrina DoyonUniversitĂ© LavalAnthropologySocial and cultural determinants of environmental protection, sustainable development, globalization, social movements, political ecology, governance and management, socialism, post-socialism, maritimes region, Latin America, Cuba, Mexico.Doyon, Sabrina, and Ismael Vaccaro, eds. 2019. “Repenser la conservation environnementale,” Anthropologie et sociĂ©tĂ©s 43(3), special issue.
Benoit Éthier
Benoit Éthier
Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT)Indigenous StudiesIndigenous territorial issues, customary rights, indigenous knowledge related to resource management, legal pluralism and indigenous/non-indigenous relations.Éthier, Benoit. 2020. « Analyzing Entangled Territorialities and Indigenous Use of Maps: Atikamekw Nehirowisiwok (Québec, Canada) Dynamics of Territorial Negotiations, Frictions and Creativity », The Canadian Geographer, Thematic Issues: Indigenous Spatial Capital: Turning Places, Knowledge and Practices into Mapping Processes, C. Desbiens, I. Hirt and B. Collignon (eds.).


Éthier, Benoit, Gérald Ottawa et Christian Coocoo. 2020. « Redefining the Lexicon of Power, Envisionning Indigenous Future : The Atikamekw Nehirowisiw Nation and Comprehensive Land Claims Negotiations », Anthropologica, special issue « On Living Together with the Land », C. Westman et S. Poirier (dirs.).
Nicole Fenton
Nicole Fenton
Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT)ForestryBiodiversity and biocomplexity, biogeography, terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, ecological and ecophysiological processes, forestry, bryology.
Dylan FraserConcordia UniversityBiologyHow ecology, evolution and genetics interact to generate and sustain biodiversity, how human activities alter this diversity, and how this collective knowledge can be applied towards more effective biodiversity conservation in a variety of contexts
John G. GalatyMcGill UniversityAnthropologyPastoralism, rangeland development, wildlife and community conservation, property and land tenure, legal anthropology, social conflict and violence, identity, ritual, eastern Africa.



Project:

Food security, Kenya
Ingrid HallUniversité de MontréalAnthropologyBiodiversity and biocomplexity, natural resources, systems of representation, protected areas, political socialization, Peru.
Martin HébertUniversité LavalAnthropologyIndigenous peoples, socio-economic conditions, economic and political integration, social movements, social justice, social organization and political systems, economic production, natural resources, auto-development.



Project:

Impacts of Violence, Chile and Mexico
Peter JohansenMcGill UniversityAnthropologyArcheology, Neolithic and Iron Age settlements and practices, First Nation’s directed archaeological research and heritage management, Canada, South India
Laurent JérômeUniversité du Québec à MontréalDépartement de sciences des religionsAnthropology of religion, Indigenous art and visual culture, co-construction of knowledge, Indigenous religious traditions
Eduardo KohnMcGill UniversityAnthropologyEcological anthropology, human-animal relations, paralinguistic anthropology, semiotics, ecological trends, Latin America, Amazonia, Quichua.
Nicolas KosoyMcGill UniversityNatural Resource

Sciences
Ecological economics, economic history, conservation, socioeconomics of climate change, environmental resource management, Latin America, Asia.
Brian LeungMcGill UniversityBiologyConservation, Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour
Claudia Mitchell
Claudia Mitchell
McGill UniversityIntegrated Studies in EducationGender, body and dress, HIV/AIDS, sexual health, social contexts, teacher education, youth, Quebec, Southern Africa.Mitchell, Claudia and Relebohile Moletsane. 2018. Disrupting Shameful Legacies. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill | Sense.
Monica Mulrennan
Monica Mulrenann
Concordia UniversityGeography, Planning, and EnvironmentIndigenous peoples use and management of coastal and marine environments, local ecological knowledge, community-based management, protected area development, human adaptations to environmental change, Crees of subarctic Quebec.



Project:

Protected Areas, Eeyou-Istchee
Mulrennan, Monica E., Colin H. Scott and Katherine Scott, eds. 2019. Caring for Eeyou Itschee: Protected Area Creation on Wemindji Cree Territory. Vancouver: UBC Press.

Mulrennan, Monica E. and Véronique Bussières. 2018. Social-Ecological Resilience in Indigenous Coastal Edge Contexts. Ecology and Society, 23(3): 18.
Sylvie Poirier
Sylvie Poirier
Université LavalAnthropologyIndigenous knowledge and transmission, indigenous territorialities, land claims, cosmology, relational ontology, theories of culture, ontological anthropology, anthropology of dreams and dreaming, decolonization of research, Atikamekw Nehirowisiwok, Australian Aborigines (Western desert).



Project:

Post-Colonial Indigenous Territorialities
Poirier, Sylvie, and Clinton Westman, eds. 2020. “Living Together with the Land: Reaching and Honouring Treaties with Indigenous Peoples,” Anthropologica 62(2), special issue: 236-247.
Catherine PotvinMcGill UniversityBiologyTropical forest ecology and conservation, species conservation, global carbon cycle, climate change, land use, forest protection, Panama.
Magalie Quintal-MarineauInstitut National de la Recherche ScientifiqueCentre Urbanisation, Culture, SociétéIndigenous Geographies , Critical approaches to Nordic development , Economy of metropolises and peripheral regions , Feminist approaches , Geographies of indigenous / non-indigenous relations
Nicolas RenaudConcordia UniversityFirst Peoples Studies, School of Community and Public AffairsWendat worldview and history, Iroquoian cultures, colonialism and decolonization, Indigenous ecologies, wampum belts, Indigenous cinema, and relations between Québec society and Indigenous peoples.
Thierry RodonUniversitĂ© LavalPolitical ScienceNorthern political development, Inuit governance, indigenous education, qualitative research, joint management of natural resources, sustainable development, Nunavut, Nunavik, European Nordic countries.Papillon, M., & Rodon, T. 2019. “The Transformative Potential of Indigenous-Driven Approaches to Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Lessons from Two Canadian Cases” International Journal on Minority and Group Right.

Belayney, A., Rodon, T. & Schott, S. 2018. «Mining Economies: Inuit Business Development and Employment in the Eastern Subarctic», Northern Review, 47 (2018): 59-78.
Étienne Roy Grégoire
Etienne Roy Gregoire
Université du Québec à ChicoutimiPolitical ScienceMining regulation, Indigenous rightsRoy Grégoire, Etienne. 2020. “Gouvernementalité extractive et autodétermination au Canada. Écosystèmes normatifs et charge critique de l’inter-normativité,” Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue canadienne droit et société 35(3): 455-475.
Colin H. Scott
Colin Scott
McGill UniversityAnthropologyIndigenous knowledge and resource management, tenure systems, indigenous rights of property and governance, ecological anthropology, relational ontologies, Crees of northern Quebec. 


Projects:

Canadian First Nations Ontologies

Dialogues on Sustainability

Indigenous Engagements with Mining

Living Well in the Torres Strait

Protected Areas, Eeyou-Istchee

Mulrennan, Monica E., Colin H. Scott and Katherine Scott, eds. 2019. Caring for Eeyou Itschee: Protected Area Creation on Wemindji Cree Territory. Vancouver: UBC Press.
Daviken Studnicki-GizbertMcGill UniversityHistoryEcological trends, intercultural and ethnic relations, migration, trade, history of mining, urban dynamics, Latin America, Mexico, Panama. 




Projects:

Community Atlas, Urracá

Dialogues on Sustainability

Indigenous Engagements with Mining

Oral History, Comarca Ngäbé-Buglé

The Three Deaths of Cerro de San Pedro: Four Centuries of Extractivism in a Small Mexican Mining Town. University of North Carolina Press, 2022.
Jon UnruhMcGill UniversityGeographyForeign aid, social movements, agriculture, land policy, land tenure, land and property law, development and foreign aid, armed conflict, social movements, sustainable development, pastoral groups, eastern Africa.
Ismael VaccaroMcGill UniversityAnthropologyEnvironmental anthropology, political ecology, property theory, landscape analysis, political anthropology, development, conservation policies, Mexico.Doyon, Sabrina, and Ismael Vaccaro, eds. 2019. “Repenser la conservation environnementale,” Anthropologie et sociĂ©tĂ©s 43(3), special issue.

Centre for Indigenous Conservation and Development Alternatives