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This Collection Makes A Unique Contribution Towards The Amplification Of Indigenous Knowledge And Learning By Adopting An Inter/trans-disciplinary Approach To The Subject That Considers A Variety Of Spaces Of Engagement Around Knowledge In Asia And Africa. Introduction / Dip Kapoor And Edward Shizha -- Learning From Adivasi (original Dweller) Political-ecological Expositions Of Development: Claims On Forests, Land And Place In India / Dip Kapoor -- Indigenous Incitements / Kaushik Ghosh -- Against The Flow: Maori Knowledge And Self-determination Struggles Confront Neoliberal Globalization In Aotearoa/new Zealand / Aziz Choudry -- Ethnic Minorities, Indigenous Knowledge, And Livelihoods: Struggle For Survival In Southeastern Bangladesh / Bijoy Barua -- Animals, Ghosts And Ancestors: Traditional Knowledge Of Truku Hunters On Formosa / Scott Simon -- Development Enterprises And Encounters With The Dayak And Moi Communities In Indonesia / Ehsanul Haque -- Rethinking And Reconstituting Indigenous Knowledge And Voices In The Academy In Zimbabwe: A Decolonization Process / Edward Shizha -- Education, Economic And Cultural Modernization, And The Newars Of Nepal / Deepa Shakya -- Clash Of Oralities And Textualities: The Colonization Of The Communicative Space In Sub-saharan Africa / Ali Abdi -- Autonomy And Video Mediation: Dalitbahujan Women's Utopian Knowledge Production / Sourayan Mookerjea -- Voicing Our Roots: A Critical Review Of Indigenous Media And Knowledge In Bengal / Sudhangshu Sekhar Roy And Rayyan Hassan -- Haya Women's Knowledge And Learning: Addressing Land Estrangement In Tanzania / Christine Mhina -- The Indigenous Knowledge System (iks) Of Female Pastoral Fulani Of Northern Nigeria / Lantana Usman -- Traditional Healing Practices: Conversations With Herbalists In Kenya / Njoki Wane -- To Die Is Honey, And To Live Is Salt: Indigenous Epistemologies Of Wellness In Northern Ghana And The Threat Of Institutionalized Containment / Coleman Agyeyomah, J