Hommage à la Pensée Sauvage. Nature, relationships and contributions of indigenous knowledge

Introduction

Presentation

The domestication of wild thought

Re-making Knowledge: "Relations" and Relations

Lessons from indigenous peoples for contemporary jurists : animated law, simultaneous sovereignty and ownership

Putting an end to the notion of " genetic resources"

Private intellectual property versus collective usage rights

Indigenous Biocultural Heritage and Agrobiodiversity Conservation in the Potato Park, Cusco (Peru)

The Role of Traditional Crop Varieties in Promoting Productivity and Reducing Vulnerability in Small Holder Farming Systems

History of life, history of genes : conserving cassava diversity

Dynamic farmer management of wheat diversity in France : a social " innovation " to renew genetic diversity

Cultivating yesterday's indigenous intelligence today for tomorrow

Epistemologies of traditional knowledge

Autochtonous Knowledge and Knowers: a Science Twice Concrete

Leaving the Magic Out. Knowledge and Effect in Different Places

Conclusion