Decolonizing the Boundaries between the ‘Planner’ and the ‘Planned’: Implications of Indigenous Property Development

Overview of attention for article published in Planning Theory & Practice, June 2020

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RT @urbanmargin: @JaniceM_Barry & @GeographyOtago Michelle Thompson-Fawcett argue for #decolonial ways of engagements between the ‘planner’…

@JaniceM_Barry & @GeographyOtago Michelle Thompson-Fawcett argue for #decolonial ways of engagements between the ‘planner’ and the ‘planned’, that are shaping Indigenous peoples' participation in #planning and #propertydevelopment @Planning_theory h…

RT @GeographyOtago: New research from @JaniceM_Barry & Michelle Thompson-Fawcett: Post #treaty settlement #Indigenous-led property developm…

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