Routledge handbook of indigenous wellbeing

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New York, NY: Routledge , 2019.

Audience: Professional

Contents:; 1. The Complexity of Measuring Indigenous Welbeing; 2. Understanding Wellbeing; Part I: Physical Wellbeing; 3. Health and Physical Wellbeing of the Sami People; 4. Chronic Disease among Native North Americans; 5. Changing Concepts of Wellness among the Swahili of Lamu Town, Kenya; 6. Phy…

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Editor: Fleming, Christopher; Manning, Matthew; Miller, Adrian

Place of Publication: New York, NY

Publisher: Routledge

Publication Date: 2019

Series: Proquest Ebook Central; Routledge international handbooks

Subjects: Mental Health; Minority Health; Social Determinants of Health; First Nations; Indigenous Peoples

Abstract: Contents:; 1. The Complexity of Measuring Indigenous Welbeing; 2. Understanding Wellbeing; Part I: Physical Wellbeing; 3. Health and Physical Wellbeing of the Sami People; 4. Chronic Disease among Native North Americans; 5. Changing Concepts of Wellness among the Swahili of Lamu Town, Kenya; 6. Physical Wellbeing of Native Hawaiians, the Indigenous People of Hawai?i; 7. Traditional Healing and Indigenous Wellbeing in Aotearoa, New Zealand; 8. Physical Wellbeing of Maori; Part II: Social and Emotional Wellbeing; 9. Wellbeing in Swedish Indigenous Sami Children and Young-People: Looking Back and Looking Forward; 10. Well-Being Considerations among Selected North American Indian Populations: Relationships, Spirits, and Connections; 11. Socio-Economic Wellbeing of the Basarwa People of Botswana: A Forgotten Generation; 12. The Comparative Wellbeing of the New Zealand Ma¯ori and Indigenous Australian Populations since 2000; Part III: Economic Wellbeing; 13. Economic Wellbeing of Canada?s Indigenous People; 14. El ?Buen Vivir?: Notions of Wellbeing Among Indigenous Peoples Of South America; 15. The Economic Wellbeing of the San of the Western, Central, and Eastern Kalahari Regions of Botswana; 16. Economic Wellbeing of the Indigenous People in the Asia Pacific Region: The Role of Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Development; 17. The Social and Economic Situation of Scheduled Tribes in India; 18. Maori Identity and Economic Wellbeing; Part IV: Cultural and Spiritual Wellbeing; 19. "We have our own way:" Exploring Pathways for Wellbeing Among Inuit in Nunatsiavut, Labrador, Canada; 20. Indigenous Culture-as-Treatment in the Era of Evidence-Based Mental Health Practice; 21. The Relationship between Child Labour, Participation in Cultural Activities, and the Schooling Outcomes of Children: An Analysis by Indigenous Status; 22. Mabu liyan: The Yawuru Way; Part V: Subjective Wellbeing; 23. Subjective Wellbeing of Aboriginal Peoples of Canada; 24. Subjective Wellbeing of Indigenous Latin Americans: Regional Trends and the Case of Mexico?s Indigenous People; 25. Subjective Wellbeing of the P?urhépecha People: Between Tradition and Modernity; 26. Subjective Wellbeing of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island People of Australia; 27. Indigenous Wellbeing and Future Challenges

ISBN: 9781351051255

Language: English

Material Type: Ebook

Audience: Professional

Location: Internet

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