Rethinking and Relearning Disaster Adaptations from and within Indigenous Land-Based Perspectives [Hardcover]

Chapter One: Reclaiming Indigenous Community-led Disaster Adaption

Chapter Two: The Meanings of Community-led Disaster Adaptation Strategies: A Case ???

Study with the Munda Indigenous Community in Bangladesh

Chapter Three: Indigenous-Led Climate Change Adaptation from and within the Manipuri

Indigenous Community-Based Perspective

Chapter Four: Flood Disaster Impact and Adaptation: Learning Reflections from Marma

Indigenous Communities, Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh

Chapter Five: Marma Traditional Land-based Practice in Building Community Resilience-

Perspective from Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh

Chapter Six: Climate Change and Women's Perspectives in the Coastal Areas in Bangladesh

Chapter Seven: The Role of Indigenous Laitu Khyeng Youth in Building Community

Resilience-Perspective from CHT Bangladesh

Chapter Eight: Advancing Indigenous Community-led Disaster Adaption

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Ranjan Datta is Canada Research Chair in Community Disaster Research at Indigenous Studies, Department of Humanities, Mount Royal University, Calgary. Alberta, Canada. Dr. Datta's current research interests include advocating for Indigenous land-rights, Indigenous community disaster research, community resiliency on climate change, community-based participatory action research, decolonization, and Indigenous reconciliation. Dr. Datta published 97 peer-reviewed publications, four books, and six edited books on responsibilities on decolonizatiol³†