Decolonization

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Taking It to the Bank Accounting for Unpaid Debt From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	Taking it to the Bank focuses on the Indigenous right to self-determination and to economic control over their own territories.	Arthur Manuel	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From NEW! Terror, Anger, Grief, Loss From: Killing the Wittigo View ECW Press	In the first chapter, Methot categorizes the traumatic implications of oppressive colonial tactics into historic trauma, impacts on 1st generation, intergenerational impacts, and continued …	Suzanne Methot	26	2023	$2.60 Add
From The Art of Exclusion: The Status of Aboriginal Art in the McMichael Canadian Art Collection From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	Since 1927, with the National Gallery of Canada’s colonialist exhibition titled Exhibition of Canadian West Coast Art, Native and Modern, Canadian public art galleries have been grappling …	n N.; Siobhá Smith; Siobh&aacute Smith	37	2008	$3.70 Add
From NEW! The Art of Resistance From: When the Pine Needles Fall View Between The Lines	In Chapter Five Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel explains the role of her artwork in her advocacy for Indigenous rights, specifically during the Mohawk crisis.	Audra Simpson; Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel; Pamela Palmater; Sean Carleton	19	2024	$1.90 Add
From NEW! The Battle in the Forest The Trade in Indian Trees From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	The Battle in the Forest discusses Manuel’s experiences working with and against B.C. forestry. The chapter explores how Indigenous people and lands bear the brunt of the logging’s …	Arthur Manuel	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From The Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada: A Case Study of Aboriginal Health From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	In his final report, issued in 2002, Romanow, among other things, addressed the health status of Aboriginal people in Canada (First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples). His recommendations, and …	Falko Brede	22	2008	$2.20 Add
From NEW! The Constitution Express A Grassroots Movement From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	The Constitution Express follows the creation of the Constitution Express movement founded by Manuel between 1980-1981. The movement was a reaction to protest the lack of Indigenous rights in the …	Arthur Manuel	11	2021	$1.10 Add
From The Elders Have Said’ – Projecting Aboriginal Cultural Values into Contemporary News Discourse From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	In recent years, it has become obvious that Aboriginal people in Canada are growing stronger in their assertiveness as "nations within/’ as distinct peoples with a right to …	Steffi Retzlaff	30	2008	$3.00 Add
From The Embodied Transformation of a Racialized International Student on Coast Salish and Mi’kmaq Territories From: Academic Well-Being of Racialized Students View Fernwood Publishing	In this chapter, the author describes her experience as a racialized international student studying in Mi’kma’ki.	Ahrthyh Arumugam	16	2021	$1.60 Add
From NEW! The End of Colonialism From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	The End of Colonialism serves as the conclusion of Manuel’s work, and in it he highlights all the work still to be done but also celebrates some victories won by Indigenous people across …	Arthur Manuel	5	2021	$0.50 Add
From The Erosion of Workers’ Rights in Saskatchewan The Saskatchewan Party, Labour Law Reform and Organized Labour, 2007-2020 From: Divided View Fernwood Publishing	In this essay, the authors examine the decades-long struggle by industry and business lobby groups to unravel what was once the most progressive labour legislation in the country.	Andrew Stevens; Charles Smith	19	2021	$1.90 Add
From NEW! The Fourth World A Global Movement From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	The Fourth World discusses the struggle to find justice on the international stage when it has been denied at home. This chapter focuses on the history of the idea of a “the Fourth …	Arthur Manuel	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From Where Have the Leaders Gone? From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines Section 35 of the constitution of Canada and leadership in Indigenous communities with specific examples from British Columbia.	Arthur Manuel	4	2017	$0.40 Add
From The Hard Part The Erasure of Queer and Trans Experiences in an Online Debate about Male-Only Barbershops From: Divided View Fernwood Publishing	This essay explores the controversy generated by the author’s attempt to get a men’s haircut at a barber shop in Regina. The author suggests that due to heteronormative conceptions of …	Evie Johnny Ruddy	17	2021	$1.70 Add
From The Grassroots Struggle Defenders of the Land and Idle No More From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the struggle of grassroots organizations in the battle for decolonization, self-determination and economic independence and how Indigenous leaders need …	Arthur Manuel	5	2017	$0.50 Add
From NEW! The Land Is Our Teacher From: When the Pine Needles Fall View Between The Lines	In Chapter One Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel describes her personal experiences with racism growing up, and the historical context surrounding the fight to protect the Pines.	Audra Simpson; Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel; Pamela Palmater; Sean Carleton	17	2024	$1.70 Add