Event: From Columbus to the Nagoya Protocol: How Ecological Imperialism Originated Indigenous Knowledge Exploitation and Biopiracy
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- Title
- Event: From Columbus to the Nagoya Protocol: How Ecological Imperialism Originated Indigenous Knowledge Exploitation and Biopiracy
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- Date
- 2016-04-27
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- Creator
- Fabio Parasecoli
- Summary
- Skills Lab 106 Event: From Columbus to the Nagoya Protocol: How Ecological Imperialism Originated Indigenous Knowledge Exploitation and Biopiracy taught by Fabio Parasecoli, Associate Professor and Director of Food Studies. This skills lab focuses on how contemporary debates about intellectual property and indigenous knowledge still deal with this negative legacy. Part of TEDC's 2016 Skills Labs which are workshops on pressing environmental issues, taught by TEDC Affiliated Faculty.
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- New York (New York) See all items with this value
- Unique Identifier
- TEDC_WE_000013
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