Research for Indigenous Survival: Indigenous Research Methodologies in the Behavioral Sciences
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Research for Indigenous Survival: Indigenous Research Methodologies in the Behavioral Sciences

by Lori Lambert

Education Science
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Research for Indigenous Survival examines Indigenous research methodologies in the behavioral sciences. Lori Lambert’s work offers a focused resource for readers interested in Indigenous studies, ethical inquiry, research practice, and the ways behavioral science can engage with Indigenous perspectives and priorities.

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Research for Indigenous Survival explores Indigenous research methodologies within the behavioral sciences.

The book considers the relationship between research and Indigenous survival, emphasizing the importance of approaches grounded in Indigenous perspectives.

It is relevant to readers studying behavioral science, research methods, Indigenous studies, and community-focused inquiry.

Lori Lambert presents a subject suited to students, researchers, and others seeking to understand Indigenous approaches to knowledge and research.

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