Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Perspective -- 2. International Workshop on Indigenous Knowledge and Community-based Resource Management: Keynote Address -- 3. The Transmission of Traditional Ecological Knowledge -- 4. Integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Management with Environmental Impact Assessment -- 5. Finding Common Ground: Natural Law and Collective Wisdom -- 6. African Indigenous Knowledge and its Relevance to Sustainable Development -- 7. Community-Based Economic Development and Resource Management in the Hudson Bay Area -- 8. Native Land Use and Common Property: Whose Common? -- 9. Stereotyped Village Economies and the Pinehouse Harvest Research -- 10. Astute Observers on the Sea Ice Edge: Inuit Knowledge as a Basis for Arctic Co-Management -- 11. The Beverly-Kaminuriak Caribou Management Board: An Experience in Co-Management -- 12. Aboriginal People and Resource Co-Management -- 13. Sami Fjord Fishermen and the State: Traditional Knowledge and Resource Management in Northern Norway.