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Restoring Indigenous worldviews back onto the land is how we can work towards balance. This informative and engaging volume of excellent essays makes this hopeful idea clear. Kamala Todd, Metis-Cree writer, filmmaker, and community planner

There is a tremendous breadth and depth of debate in Reclaiming Indigenous Planning s presentation of Indigenous community experiences in North America, Australia and New Zealand. The chapters traverse the rural and urban landscapes and explore the intersection between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, and the polities that shape their development. This collection presents both the academic and the practitioner debates about how to meaningfully incorporate Indigenous knowledge into planning and development processes. It serves as an excellent foundational resource for those wanting to both explore the theoretical perspectives of Indigenous planning. AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples

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Ryan Walker is associate professor of urban planning at the University of Saskatchewan and past chair of its Regional and Urban Planning program. Ted Jojola is Distinguished Professor and Regents' Professor in the School of Architecture and Planning and the director of the Indigenous Design and Planning Institute at the University of New Mexico. David Natcher is a cultural anthropologist and professor in the Department of Bioresource Policy, Business and Economics at the University of Saskatchewan.

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