Interview With Anne Waters - Transcribed Sections of Interview Filmed At the Indigenous Knowledge and BioProspecting Conference, MacQuarie University, Sydney, Australia 2004

American Philosophical Association Newsletter on American Indians in Philosophy Vol. 4, #2, Spring 2005 (2005)
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In a very short interview, Waters discusses trademarks and patents regarding indigenous knowledge, and how "biosprospecting" is being done in the context of colonial preference. Waters notes the importance of recognizing indigenous common law, and indigenous nations pragmatic value of knowledge.

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