Differential Geographies: Place, Indigenous Rights and ‘Local’ Resources
Author(s)
Castree, Noel
Abstract
For some indigenous groups, the right to ‘differential geographies’ is synonymous with the right to erect new border controls around places, but non-indigenous groups can lay equal claim to occupancy of, or at least a stake, in those places. The emphasis should not be on this geographical apartheid, but on a more subtle understanding of ‘strong’ indigenous claims to territory, and the complexities of variegated real world place-projects.
