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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Rooted in Rights From: The Color of Food View New Society Publishers	Portrait 1: Land is Freedom. Daniel Whitaker, Tillery, North Carolina Portrait 2: Forced Migration. Alma Maquitico, The Border Agricultural Workers Project Portrait 3: Lifeblood of the Land. …	Natasha Bowens	35	2015	$3.50 Add
From NEW! Security From: North America's Arctic Borders View University of Ottawa Press	Chapter 7 addresses the nature of new security challenges for the North American Arctic region, such as the role of civilian and non-civilian agencies in ensuring the security of northern …	Andrew Chater; Heather Nicol	19	2021	$1.90 Add
From Seeds of Resilience From: The Color of Food View New Society Publishers	Portrait 1: Katrina to Chickens. Yasin & Elaine Muhaimin, Yard Bird Farm Portrait 2: Transitioning to Sovereignty. Luis Castañeda, SOLAR Farm Portrait 3: Bucking Dependence. Renard …	Natasha Bowens	34	2015	$3.40 Add
From NEW! Sustainability in the Arctic Borderlands From: North America's Arctic Borders View University of Ottawa Press	This chapter focuses on environmental change, which has quickly become the most important project of border security in the North. Water governance is a key. The focus remains on how cross-border …	Heather Nicol; Justin Barnes	21	2021	$2.10 Add
The Color of Food Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming	Imagine the typical American farmer. Many people visualize sun-roughened skin, faded overalls, and calloused hands-hands that are usually white. While there’s no doubt the growing trend of …		242		View
From From Dispossession to Dependency From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines Indigenous people and the Canadian government’s policies of dispossesion of land producing dependency. He highlights the percentage of …	Arthur Manuel	5	2017	$0.50 Add
NEW! The Story is in Our Bones How Worldviews and Climate Justice Can Remake a World in Crisis	A dominant, human-centered worldview has brought us to the brink of social, ecological, and climate collapse. Braiding poetic storytelling, deep cultural and climate justice analyses, and …		394		View
From NEW! The Story is in Our Bones Origin Stories to Remake Our World From: The Story is in Our Bones View New Society Publishers	In this chapter, Lake describes how Western cultures contribute to our alienation from nature through the promotion of patriarchy, supremacy over nature, and separation from our intuitive …	Osprey Orielle Lake	19	2024	$1.90 Add
From NEW! Trade, Economies, and Flows From: North America's Arctic Borders View University of Ottawa Press	This chapter turns to the ways in which contemporary trade and economic processes both reinforce and pose challenges to the maintenance of domestic and regional borders. In the North American …	Heather Nicol; Karen Everett	26	2021	$2.60 Add
From NEW! Trials and Triumphs The Mask of Colonialism and the Grid of Capitalism (Railways and Guns) in the 1880s and 1890s From: Colonialism and Capitalism: Canada's Origins 1500-1890 View James Lorimer and Company	This chapter details the ongoing war of the Canadian state against the Metis populations throughout the 1880s, the trial of Louis Riel and the continued push westward of the Canadian Pacific Railway.	Bryan D. Palmer	14	2024	$1.40 Add
From NEW! Worldviews Are a Portal From: The Story is in Our Bones View New Society Publishers	In this chapter, Lake asserts the importance of decolonizing our collective worldview to the mission of ecological protection. She describes the ecological resistance work of indigenous …	Osprey Orielle Lake	22	2024	$2.20 Add