Indigenous Philosophy and Intergenerational Justice
Watene, Krushil (2022). Indigenous Philosophy and Intergenerational Justice. Reimagining the Human-Environment Relationship. UN University and UN Environment Programme.
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Sub-type Discussion paper Author Watene, Krushil Title Indigenous Philosophy and Intergenerational Justice Series Title Reimagining the Human-Environment Relationship Publication Date 2022-05-18 Place of Publication New York and Geneva Publisher UN University and UN Environment Programme Pages 14 Language eng Abstract This paper details several insights for the pursuit and realization of intergenerational justice that Indigenous philosophies contain. Following an explanation of some key Māori concepts, in particular, the paper outlines an intergenerational orientation that situates these concepts in ways that chart pathways through complex intergenerational challenges. In this manner, the paper describes how Indigenous philosophies: enhance relationships through regenerative practices, invest in relational repair, and enable the ongoing transformation of concepts and ideas toward new imaginaries. This paper ends by articulating several practical implications that follow on from these philosophical insights. The paper highlights how Indigenous philosophies support: empowering local communities, rethinking responsibilities, and enabling innovation. In so doing, the paper notes some of the ways that policies and processes can be such that they function to realize intergenerational justice and ground an enduring sense of responsibility to its pursuit and realization. UNBIS Thesaurus PHILOSOPHY
ENVIRONMENT
CLIMATE
CLIMATE CHANGE
INDIGENOUS PEOPLESKeyword Indigenous knowledge
Indigenous philosophy
Intergenerational justice
Climate justice
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