Vol. 3 No. 1 (2004) | Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Published: 2005-02-02

Indigenous knowledge systems: issues and challenges: foreword

Mogomme Masoga

iii-x

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Knowledge, indigenous knowledge, peace and development

Adolfo Mascarenhas

1-15

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Legal framework and intellectual property : realizing the concept of indigenous cultural rights in the new millennium

Tomas Lipinski

16-32

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Protection of intellectual property rights of indigenous knowledge in Tanzania : legal constraints and challenges

P. J. Kabudi

33-44

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Storehouses of knowledge? The role of libraries in preserving and promoting indigenous knowledge

Peter Lor

45-56

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Women, knowledge and protection

Otsile Ntsoane

57-66

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Haitian Revolution: inspiration for the African Renaissance

President of South Africa, the Honourabl Mbeki

69-73

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The Dar es Salaam Declaration on the Role of IKS for Sustainable Development in SADC Countries

IKS Workshop Declaration

74-77

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Indigenous knowledge systems in South Africa: perspectives from the Department of Science and Technology

Mogege Mosimege

78-84

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Indigenous Knowledge Systems of South Africa Trust (IKSSA)

Bheki Gila

85-87

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Promoting and protecting indigenous knowledge systems through the African Renaissance in KwaZulu-Natal: iBuya – Our Time has Come

Sihawu Ngubane

88-90

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Building on the indigenous: successes, challenges and future prospects of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Learning and Research Programme, North West University, South Africa.

H.O. Kaya

91-98

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Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Journal / Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems / Vol. 3 No. 1 (2004) / Articles

Articles

Indigenous knowledge systems: issues and challenges: foreword

DOI:

Knowledge, indigenous knowledge, peace and development

DOI:

Legal framework and intellectual property : realizing the concept of indigenous cultural rights in the new millennium

DOI:

Protection of intellectual property rights of indigenous knowledge in Tanzania : legal constraints and challenges

DOI:

Storehouses of knowledge? The role of libraries in preserving and promoting indigenous knowledge

DOI:

Women, knowledge and protection

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Haitian Revolution: inspiration for the African Renaissance

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The Dar es Salaam Declaration on the Role of IKS for Sustainable Development in SADC Countries

DOI:

Indigenous knowledge systems in South Africa: perspectives from the Department of Science and Technology

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Indigenous Knowledge Systems of South Africa Trust (IKSSA)

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Promoting and protecting indigenous knowledge systems through the African Renaissance in KwaZulu-Natal: iBuya – Our Time has Come

DOI:

Building on the indigenous: successes, challenges and future prospects of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Learning and Research Programme, North West University, South Africa.

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