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Brian Noble

Associate Professor

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Email: bnoble@dal.ca
Phone: 902-494-2819
Mailing Address: 
Room 3118, McCain Building, 6135 University Avenue
PO Box 15000, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4R2
 
Research Topics:
  • Social justice and inequality
  • Applied - action research
  • Decolonizing studies and methodologies
  • Indigenous peoples
  • Knowledge, science and expertise
  • Political anthropology
  • Property and law
  • Settler states

Cross appointments

  • International Development Studies
  • Canadian Studies

Education

  • BA, MA, PhD, University of Alberta
  • PDF, University of British Columbia

Research interests

Brian Noble is a Canadian Political Anthropologist & Etho-Ecological Action Researcher at pilipili. He publishes on decolonizing relations between Settler and Indigenous Peoples –and with non-human worlds of beings, the land –seeking practices that advance collective, livable earth futures together.Much of his research addresses how current and past expert knowledges interact – oppressively or in liberatory ways –with the practices of freedom of Indigenous Peoples and other knowledge communities –attending to how reciprocal, mutual, relational ethos positively displace yet-expanding colonizing, capitalist-extractivist forces. His books include the co-edited volume, and the Ethnographic monograph,.

Selected publications, presentations and reports

  • 2016 Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
  • 2015 Anthropologica 57(2): 427-443.
  • 2015 (Introduction) Anthropologica 57(2): 411-417.
  • 2012 Report: , Chair of Dalhouse Ad hoc Committee, and lead author (B. Noble, H. Castleden, D. Martin, K. Paul, F. Wien). [PDF - 846kB]
  • 2008 “.” C. Bell and V. Napoleon (eds.) First Nations Cultural Heritage and Law (vol.1: Case Studies, Voices, Perspectives.) Vancouver: UBC Press, pp. 465-488. [PDF - 143 kB]
  • 2007 ".” American Anthropologist, Vol. 109, Issue 2, pp. 338–349.