Edited by Tania Bubela, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Alberta and E. Richard Gold, James McGill Professor, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Canada

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Indigenous Rights and Traditional KnowledgeTania Bubela and E. Richard Gold PART I: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND POLITICAL LANDSCAPE2. WIPO, Genetic Resources and TK: The Evolution of a Formal Intellectual Property Agreement Protecting TK Associated with Genetic ResourcesCharles Lawson3. A Comparative Analysis of Access and Benefits-Sharing SystemsRebecca Crookshanks and Peter W.B. Phillips4. From Traditional Medicines to Modern DrugsGraham DutfieldPART II: CASE STUDIESBrazil 5. Property Rights, Biocultural Resources and Two Tragedies: Some Lessons from BrazilEdson Beas Rodrigues JrKenya6. Old Wine in New Skin: Traditional Knowledge and Customary Law Under the Evolving Normative Environment in KenyaKent NnadozieIndia7. Sustaining the Indigenous Knowledge CommonsAshok KumbamuCanada8. Canada’s First Nations’ Policies and Practices Related to Managing Traditional KnowledgePeter W.B. Phillips, Sidi Zhang, Tara Williams and Laural DeBusschere9. Aboriginal Rights and Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Northern CanadaCherie Metcalf and Tania Bubela10. Respecting and Aligning Knowledge Systems in Northern Canada: Beyond the International Polar Year David S. Hik, Tania Bubela and Scot Nickels PART III: CONCLUSION11. A Capabilities-based FrameworkJulia CarboneIndex

Edited by Tania Bubela, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Alberta and E. Richard Gold, James McGill Professor, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Canada

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Indigenous Rights and Traditional KnowledgeTania Bubela and E. Richard Gold PART I: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND POLITICAL LANDSCAPE2. WIPO, Genetic Resources and TK: The Evolution of a Formal Intellectual Property Agreement Protecting TK Associated with Genetic ResourcesCharles Lawson3. A Comparative Analysis of Access and Benefits-Sharing SystemsRebecca Crookshanks and Peter W.B. Phillips4. From Traditional Medicines to Modern DrugsGraham DutfieldPART II: CASE STUDIESBrazil 5. Property Rights, Biocultural Resources and Two Tragedies: Some Lessons from BrazilEdson Beas Rodrigues JrKenya6. Old Wine in New Skin: Traditional Knowledge and Customary Law Under the Evolving Normative Environment in KenyaKent NnadozieIndia7. Sustaining the Indigenous Knowledge CommonsAshok KumbamuCanada8. Canada’s First Nations’ Policies and Practices Related to Managing Traditional KnowledgePeter W.B. Phillips, Sidi Zhang, Tara Williams and Laural DeBusschere9. Aboriginal Rights and Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Northern CanadaCherie Metcalf and Tania Bubela10. Respecting and Aligning Knowledge Systems in Northern Canada: Beyond the International Polar Year David S. Hik, Tania Bubela and Scot Nickels PART III: CONCLUSION11. A Capabilities-based FrameworkJulia CarboneIndex

Edited by Tania Bubela, Associate Professor, School of Public Health, University of Alberta and E. Richard Gold, James McGill Professor, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Canada

• Contents: 1. Introduction: Indigenous Rights and Traditional KnowledgeTania Bubela and E. Richard Gold PART I: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND POLITICAL LANDSCAPE2. WIPO, Genetic Resources and TK: The Evolution of a Formal Intellectual Property Agreement Protecting TK Associated with Genetic ResourcesCharles Lawson3. A Comparative Analysis of Access and Benefits-Sharing SystemsRebecca Crookshanks and Peter W.B. Phillips4. From Traditional Medicines to Modern DrugsGraham DutfieldPART II: CASE STUDIESBrazil 5. Property Rights, Biocultural Resources and Two Tragedies: Some Lessons from BrazilEdson Beas Rodrigues JrKenya6. Old Wine in New Skin: Traditional Knowledge and Customary Law Under the Evolving Normative Environment in KenyaKent NnadozieIndia7. Sustaining the Indigenous Knowledge CommonsAshok KumbamuCanada8. Canada’s First Nations’ Policies and Practices Related to Managing Traditional KnowledgePeter W.B. Phillips, Sidi Zhang, Tara Williams and Laural DeBusschere9. Aboriginal Rights and Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Northern CanadaCherie Metcalf and Tania Bubela10. Respecting and Aligning Knowledge Systems in Northern Canada: Beyond the International Polar Year David S. Hik, Tania Bubela and Scot Nickels PART III: CONCLUSION11. A Capabilities-based FrameworkJulia CarboneIndex