Dayna Scott

Visualizing Cumulative Effects: Anishinaabe Counter-Mapping on the Extractive Frontier

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna

Jurisdiction Back: Infrastructure beyond Extractivism

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna

Keywords: Jurisdiction Infrastructure Indigenous peoples Indigenous law Extractivism

Indigenous environmental (in)justice, theory and practice

Principal investigators: McGregor, Deborah A.

Keywords: environmental justice; indigenous peoples; indigenous knowledge systems; water governance and justice;environmental governance; policy and law; TEK; sustainability; indigenous research

Consent and contract: authorizing extraction in Ontario's ring of fire

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna Nadine

Keywords: socio-legal studies; environmental justice; resource extraction; legal pluralism; indigenous legal traditions; environmental law & policy; community-based participatory research

Adapting Canadian work and workplaces to respond to climate change: Canada in international perspective

Keywords: climate change and work; sociology of work; environment/economic change; social dimensions of climate change; industrial relations and climate change

Investigating regulatory chill: understanding contemporary constraints on regulatory decision-making to protect the environment

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna

Keywords: law and regulation; trade and investment; environmental regulation; litigation risk; investor-state arbitration; regulatory chill; non-state actors; governance

Water economics, policy and governance network

Keywords: water; economics; policy; governance; valuation; social justice

Aaamjiwnaang First Nation Community Forum on Pollution and Action

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna N

Keywords: Community-Based Participatory Research Methods; Environmental Health; Knowledge Dissemination; Pollution And Health

Environmental justice for the Aamjiwnaang: constructions of risk and causation at the local/global interface

Principal investigators: Scott, Dayna Nadine

Keywords: environmental justice; socio-legal studies of risk; Aboriginal governance over the environment; globalization; environmental health; toxic torts; chronic pollution; legal remedies