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25MQUPFALL2013WrittenbymembersoftheInuitcommunityandnon-Inuitwhohaveworkedcloselywiththecommunitytobetterunderstandenvironmentalconcernsthearticlesinthesevolumesshedlightonhowinteractionwiththenaturalenvironmenthaschangeddramaticallyinthepastthreedecades.Volume5presentsarticlesonrenewableresourcesandwildlifeprotection.Volume6presentsarticlesonenvironmentalcontaminantslanduseandclimatechange.MinnieGreyhasworkedactivelythroughouthercareertoimprovequalityoflifefortheInuit.MarianneA.StenbaekisprofessorofculturalstudiesatMcGillandhasworkedcloselywithInuitorganizationsinCanadaandGreenlandforoverthirtyyears.JohnnyPetersisarespectedNunavikElderwhohasbeeninstrumentalingeneratingresearchontheenvironmentandwhocombinestraditionalknowledgewithmodernwesternscience.SheilaWatt-CloutierisarespectednationalandinternationalclimatechangeadvocatewhowasnominatedtogetherwithAlGoreforthe2007NobelPeacePrize.Shecombinestraditionalknowledgewithmoremodernwesternscience.Centuries-oldcommunityplanningpracticesinIndigenouscommunitiesinCanadatheUnitedStatesNewZealandandAustraliahaveinmoderntimesbeeneclipsedbyill-suitedwesternapproachesmostlyderivedfromcolonialandneo-colonialtraditions.SinceplanningoutcomeshavefailedtoreecttherightsandinterestsofIndigenouspeopleattemptstoreclaimplanninghavebecomeapriorityformanyIndigenousnationsthroughouttheworld.InReclaimingIndigenousPlanningscholarsandpractitionersconnectthepastandpresenttofacilitatebetterplanningforthefuture.Withexam-plesfromtheCanadianArctictotheAustraliandesertandthecitiestownsreservesandreservationsinbetweencontributorsengagetopicsincludingIndigenousmobilizationandresistanceawareness-raisingandseven-genera-tionsvisioningIndigenousparticipationincommunityplanningprocessesandformsofgovernance.RelyingoncasestudiesandpersonalnarrativestheseessaysemphasizethecriticalneedforIndigenouscommunitiestoreclaimcontrolofthepoliticalsocio-culturalandeconomicagendasthatshapetheirlives.Forafulllistofcontributorspleasevisitmqup.ca.RyanWalkerisassociateprofessorofurbanplanningattheUniversityofSaskatchewanandpastchairofitsRegionalandUrbanPlanningprogram.TedJojolaisDistinguishedProfessorandRegentsProfessorintheSchoolofArchitectureandPlanningandthedirectoroftheIndigenousDesignandPlanningInstituteattheUniversityofNewMexico.DavidNatcherisacul-turalanthropologistandprofessorintheDepartmentofBioresourcePolicyBusinessandEconomicsattheUniversityofSaskatchewan.SPECIFICATIONSMcGill-QueensNativeandNorthernSeriesSeptember2013978-0-7735-4194-839.95ACDN39.95AUS27.99paper978-0-7735-4193-1125.00SCDN125.00SUS97.00cloth6x9536pp4photos5maps20diagrams6tablesElectroniceditionavailableSPECIFICATIONSIPIPressVoicesandImagesofNunavimmiutVolume5July2013978-0-9829155-4-729.95ACDN29.95AUS20.99cloth5.125x7.5256ppVolume6August2013978-0-9829155-5-427.95ACDN27.95AUS18.99cloth5.125x7.5192ppNATIVESTUDIESPLANNINGNATIVESTUDIESNORTHERNSTUDIESVoicesandImagesofNunavimmiutVolume5EnvironmentRenewableResourcesandWildlifeProtectionintroductionbyjohnnypetersVolume6EnvironmentContaminantsLandUseandClimateChangeintroductionbysheilawatt-cloutiereditedbyminniegreyandmariannea.stenbaekNunavimmiutsownperspectivesonrenewableresourcesandprotectionofwildlifeinNorthernQuebecReclaimingIndigenousPlanningeditedbyryanwalkertedjojolaanddavidnatcherForewordbyAaronAubinHowIndigenouspeoplesarereclaimingcommunityplanningpracticesandideologies.