Decolonization

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Criminalization of Protest From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines Indigenous activism in Canada with particular focus on Idle No More and Defenders of the Land and how the Canadian government’s strategy is to use …	Arthur Manuel	5	2017	$0.50 Add
From Responding to the Needs of Post-secondary Aboriginal Education: The Development of the Indigenous Leadership and Community Development Program From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	Aboriginal peoples in Canada are presently engaged in a process of decolonization, in the restructuring of their societies through self-government and in the reaffirmation of their knowledge and …	Barbara Walberg	20	2008	$2.00 Add
From NEW! Resurgence From: When the Pine Needles Fall View Between The Lines	In Chapter Eight Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel discusses a resurgence of direct action to defend Indigenous land as well as the rise of a solidarity movement called Shut Down Canada, with …	Audra Simpson; Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel; Pamela Palmater; Sean Carleton	23	2024	$2.30 Add
From Rightful Title Holders From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the legal issue of rightful title holders for Indigenous land outlining the difference between hereditary chiefs, Indian Act chiefs, and nations coming …	Arthur Manuel	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From Rick Wallace From: Living in Indigenous Sovereignty View Fernwood Publishing	In this chapter, the author details the life experience of a White male settler with a PhD in Peace Studies, who’s solidarity work is focused on political advocacy and education.	Elizabeth Carlson-Manathara; Rick Wallace	11	2021	$1.10 Add
From Tsilhqot’in Case and Crown Title From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the Tsilhqot’in court case of 2014 to outline Canada’s policy on Aboriginal vs. Crown title and how the government responded to Supreme …	Arthur Manuel	4	2017	$0.40 Add
From NEW! Rights of Nature A Systemic Solution From: The Story is in Our Bones View New Society Publishers	In this chapter, Lake describes the Rights of Nature movement, presenting it as the most effective way to address dysfunctional environmental, legal, colonial, and economic frameworks.	Osprey Orielle Lake	36	2024	$3.60 Add
From British Columbia Commission Treaty Process From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the flaws in the British Columbia Commission Treaty process and outlines the negotiation process that began in 1990 to the Eyford Report of 2014.	Arthur Manuel	5	2017	$0.50 Add
From NEW! Round 1: Visioning for and Conceptualizing Decolonial Equity From: Decolonizing Equity View Fernwood Publishing	Round 1 begins with the first three chapters of the collection. This first round offers theoretical considerations in visioning and undertaking decolonial equity work. The contributors articulate …	Billie Allan; V.E. Rhonda Hackett	2	2022	$0.20 Add
From NEW! Round 2: Being and Doing – Decolonial Equity in Practice From: Decolonizing Equity View Fernwood Publishing	Round 2 introduces the next three chapters, and offers examples of what decolonial equity does or can look like in practice, whether in community or in the classroom. It includes chapter …	Billie Allan; V.E. Rhonda Hackett	2	2022	$0.20 Add
From NEW! Round 3: On healing, wellbeing and sustainability – Taking care in the work of decolonizing equity From: Decolonizing Equity View Fernwood Publishing	Round 3 explores the importance of and pathways for attending to our healing work while striving toward decolonial equity. This section includes chapters 7 and 8.	Billie Allan; V.E. Rhonda Hackett	2	2022	$0.20 Add
From Setting the Context – Background From: Colonized Classrooms View Fernwood Publishing		Sheila Cote-Meek	9	2014	$1.35 Add
From Settler Colonialism and Resistance From: Living in Indigenous Sovereignty View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter explores the meanings of terms such as Indigenous, settler, and colonialism, and suggests that questions of terminology are vital in the decolonial project.	Elizabeth Carlson-Manathara	32	2021	$3.20 Add
From Settler–Migrant Relationships: A Brown Woman’s Journey From: Academic Well-Being of Racialized Students View Fernwood Publishing	In this chapter, the author explores her personal identity as a racialized migrant woman in the context of academia’s structural racism.	Nathalie Lozano-Neira	13	2021	$1.30 Add
From Silvia Straka From: Living in Indigenous Sovereignty View Fernwood Publishing	In this chapter, Straka shares personal journey as an Austrian-Canadian settler coming to terms with Canada’s colonial history.	Elizabeth Carlson-Manathara; Silvia Staka	9	2021	$0.90 Add
From NEW! Some Haitian Lessons in Resilience From: Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty in a Ruptured World View James Lorimer and Company	In this chapter Dorcent argues that resilience and sovereignty are one continuous practice, grounding her argument in Haitian history and research on muscle adaptation and post-traumatic growth.	Rodginie Dorcent	12	2026	$1.20 Add