Indigenous Studies

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Burial Practices From: The Beothuk Breakwater Books	This chapter discuses Beothuk burial practice using archaeological evidence and the accounts of outside observers.	Ingeborg Marshall	5	2009	$0.50 Add
From Burying of the Hatchet Ceremony of 1761, and the Royal Proclamation of 1763 From: We Were Not the Savages, Third Edition View Fernwood Publishing		Daniel Paul	15	2006	$1.05 Add
From Burying of the Hatchet Ceremony of 1761 and the Royal Proclamation of 1763 From: We Were Not The Savages View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter 9 focuses on the burying of the hatchet ceremony of 1761, and the Royal Proclamation of 1763.	Daniel N. Paul	14	2022	$1.40 Add
From "But I Was Never Taught This In School" From: Indigenomics View New Society Publishers	Topics discussed in this chapter include a timeline of the history of the development of British Columbia.	Carol Anne Hilton	18	2021	$1.80 Add
From Calls to Action From: Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Volume One: Summary View James Lorimer and Company	A summary of the calls to action presented in relation to the legacy of the residential school system and reconciliation with the Indigenous peoples of Canada.	Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada	19	2015	$0.00 Add
Canada in the World Settler Capitalism and the Colonial Imagination	An accessible and empirically rich introduction to Canada’s engagements in the world since confederation, this book charts a unique path by locating Canada’s colonial foundations at the heart of …		552		View
From NEW! Canada Is a Bad Company Police as Colonial Mercenaries for State and Capital From: Disarm, Defund, Dismantle View Between The Lines	In Canada Is a Bad Company author Shiri Pasternak recontextualizes the history of Canada, as the modern state was built to colonize, and this shaped the liberal capitalist institutions of this …	Shiri Pasternak	9	2022	$0.90 Add
From Canada is an Outlaw From: Warrior Life View Fernwood Publishing	Section four, Canada is an Outlaw, is a collection of articles and blog posts by Palmater in response to headlines about how Bill C-92 fails to protect Indigenous child welfare, lack of …	Pamela Palmater	52	2020	$5.20 Add
From Canada’s Colony Stuart Hodgson and the Birth of the Modern Arctic From: Umingmak View twp	Readings in Part Three of this title, entitled "Emperor of the North" discuss Hodgson’s growing power and influence in the communities of the Northwest Territories. Topics …	Jake Ootes	13	2020	$1.30 Add
From Canada’s Eastward Pipelines: A Corporate Export Swindle, Confronted by Cross-Country Resistance Part I: Tar Sands Expansionism From: A Line in the Tar Sands View Between The Lines	In Chapter 6 Martin Lukacs examines the anti–tar sands movement in Quebec, focusing on topics such as the Moratoire d’une génération (One-Generation Moratorium), civil …	Martin Lukacs	8	2014	$0.80 Add
From Constitutional Deadlock and the International Option From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel explores section 35 of the constitution of Canada and the negotiations and political struggle that took place from 1983 to 1987 to ensure it was included.	Arthur Manuel	3	2017	$0.30 Add
Canada’s State Police 150 years of the RCMP	Stripping away the myth of the RCMP, historian Greg Marquis offers an account of 150 years of a state police force acting on behalf of the wealthy and powerful. From its start policing Indigenous …		304		View
From Canadian Diplomatic Efforts to Sell the Tar Sands Part I: Tar Sands Expansionism From: A Line in the Tar Sands View Between The Lines	In Chapter 4 Yves Engler discusses Canadian diplomacy in the decades of its rapidly growing tar sands and its push for carbon-heavy oil globally. It discusses topics including international …	Yves Engler	9	2014	$0.90 Add
From Capacity Building #1 Healing and Connecting with Our Selves From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View New Society Publishers	"The more I’m securely connected to myself. The more I can risk connecting with others, getting involved in the Gabriola Commons, committing to endless meetings of the Covenant Team. …	Heather Menzies	6	2014	$0.60 Add
From Capacity Building #2 Healing, Habitats, and Reconnecting with Nature From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View New Society Publishers	At its simplist, a commons is a habitat of interrelationships bound by mutuality: mutual obligation and mutual sef-interest and also, hopefully, affinity.	Heather Menzies	8	2014	$0.80 Add
From Capacity Building #3 Ecoliteracy and Knowing through Implicated Participaton From: Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good View New Society Publishers	The essential thing in people, especially kids, becoming ecoliterate is creating opportunities for ongoing participation in particular local habitats.	Heather Menzies	10	2014	$1.00 Add