The Rahui: Legal pluralism in Polynesian traditional management of resources and territories

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Essay by Tamatoa Bambridge exploring the revival and reassertion of rahui—the concept of restricting human access to resources and/or territories—across Eastern Polynesia, a tool that is considered to have valuable lessons for humanity in this era of rising environmental degradation and looming climate-induced displacement. Published by Anu Press, 2016.


Date	Nov 16, 2021
Type	Item - LINK
URL	https://hal-univ-perp.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01298590/document
Authors	Tamatoa Bambridge
Contributors	Adania Shibli, Simon Turner
Methods	Reflection
Keywords	Environmental Justice, Climate change, Human-environment relations
Folksonomy	-