Biomapping indigenous people : towards an understanding of the issues

PrefaceAcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsOverviewSusanne Berthier–Foglar: Human Genomics and the IndigenousSheila Collingwood–Whittick: Indigenous Peoples and Western ScienceSandrine Tolazzi: Reconstruction of Indigenous Identities in the Twentieth CenturyDefining and MappingRenate Bartl: Genetic Blood Testing of Native Americans in the USAUlia Popova–Gosart: Indigenous Peoples: Attempts to DefineFrank Kressing: Screening Indigenous Peoples’ Genes: The End of Racism or Postmodern Bio-Imperialism?Séverine Gauthier-Labourot: No Matter How White or Black the Skin, How Pure the Blood: Cherokee Identity and the 2007 VoteMarie-Claude Strigler: Tribal Communities and Genetic Research: Concerns and ExpectationsYu-Yueh Tsai: The Geneticization of Ethnicity and Ethnicization of Biomedicine: On the “Taiwan Bio-Bank”Surviving and ResistingGerald Vizenor: Genome SurvivanceJarosław Derlicki: The Edge of Extinction: Ethnic Survival Among the Yukaghirs of Northern YakutiaSheila van Holst Pellekaan: Genetic Signatures of Australia’s First Peoples Survive Recent HistoryAndrea Zittlau: Nutrition and the Indigenous Body: A Genetic Concept of FoodOpposing and ReclaimingSheila Collingwood–Whittick: Indigenous Opposition to Genetics Research: Views from Aboriginal AustraliaEmma Kowal: Disturbing Pasts and Promising Futures: The Politics of Indigenous Genetic Research in AustraliaEmma Kowal and Ian Anderson: Difficult Conversations: Talking About Indigenous Genetic Health Research in AustraliaMatthew Rimmer: Travelling Bones: The Repatriation of Indigenous Ancestral RemainsLisa O’Sullivan: Material Legacies: Indigenous Remains and Contested Values in UK Museum CollectionsNatasha Golbeck and Wendy D. Roth: Aboriginal Claims: DNA Ancestry Testing and Changing Concepts of IndigeneityNotes on Contributors and EditorsIndex