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Indigenous knowledge, as part of Indigenous property, is at the heart of the sustenance of Indigenous communities. Unlike intellectual property that is a close sibling, Indigenous knowledge is not a lex specialis largely defined in its own hermeneutics, but a manifestation of how Indigenous Africans have managed maintained, and interacted with their environment based primarily on their land. Accordingly, this chapter explores the nature of Indigenous knowledge to provide a context of how Indigenous communities have fared in their articulation within their political community of what they consider their knowledge.

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Indigenous Law State Law and the Protection of Indigenous Knowledge

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    2025年

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  • Enyinna Nwauche

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Indigenous knowledge, as part of Indigenous property, is at the heart of the sustenance of Indigenous communities. Unlike intellectual property that is a close sibling, Indigenous knowledge is not a lex specialis largely defined in its own hermeneutics, but a manifestation of how Indigenous Africans have managed maintained, and interacted with their environment based primarily on their land. Accordingly, this chapter explores the nature of Indigenous knowledge to provide a context of how Indigenous communities have fared in their articulation within their political community of what they consider their knowledge.