Indigenous Studies

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Indigenous Internationalism From: When the Pine Needles Fall View Between The Lines	In Chapter Seven Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel describes how her experiences of human rights violations shape her understanding of the concepts of human rights and Indigenous internationalism …	Audra Simpson; Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel; Pamela Palmater; Sean Carleton	20	2024	$2.00 Add
From Indigenous Leadership From: A Good War View ECW Press	In Chapter 9, Klein explores the leadership and initiative coming from Indigenous communities across Canada to fight for climate action. Klein focuses the chapter through highlight the work of …	Seth Klein	28	2020	$2.80 Add
Indigenous Nationhood Empowering Grassroots Citizens	Indigenous Nationhood is a selection of blog posts by well-known lawyer, activist and academic Pamela Palmater. Palmater offers critical legal and political commentary and analysis on …		266		View
From NEW! Indigenous Protest in the Indigenous Protest in the Shadow of Neoliberalism, 1995–2015 From: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Crises View James Lorimer and Company	In this chapter, Palmer describes key events and effective protests by Indigenous communities from 1995-2015.	Bryan D. Palmer	8	2026	$0.80 Add
From Indigenous Rights and Anti-Colonial Struggle From: Canada after Harper View James Lorimer and Company	Art Manuel wraps up this section by reminding us of the long and lurid history of Canada’s mistreatment of its Aboriginal peoples.	Arthur Manuel	14	2015	$1.40 Add
From NEW! Indigenous Surveillance, Scoops, and Schools: Coercive Continuities, 1960–75 From: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Crises View James Lorimer and Company	In this chapter, Palmer explains the government policy and practice of cultural assimilation, including the forced removal of Indigenous children from their families in the Sixties Scoop. …	Bryan D. Palmer	11	2026	$1.10 Add
NEW! Indigenous Toronto Stories That Carry This Place	Rich and diverse narratives of Indigenous Toronto, past and present Beneath many major North American cities rests a deep foundation of Indigenous history that has been colonized, paved over, …		304		View
From NEW! Indigenous Women, the Indian Act, and Ongoing Struggles, 1969–85 From: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Crises View James Lorimer and Company	In this chapter, Palmer examines how colonial policies divided Indigenous communities and violated their treaty rights. He describes key early Red Power protests. He highlights legal challenges …	Bryan D. Palmer	10	2026	$1.00 Add
From Indigenous Women’s Theatre: A Transnational Mechanism of Decolonization From: Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada View Fernwood Publishing	The fifth and final chapter of Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada considers drama and theatre as a method of decolonization and as a process of educating about and healing from violence …	Sarah Mackenzie	12	2020	$1.20 Add
Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada A Mechanism of Decolonization	Despite a recent increase in the productivity and popularity of Indigenous playwrights in Canada, most critical and academic attention has been devoted to the work of male dramatists, leaving …		192		View
From NEW! Inspired by Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit: Lessons for Quallunaat Designers Decolonial Practices: Section 2 From: Qummut Qukiria! View Goose Lane Editions	The chapter explores the reintroduction of Inuit language and culture into contemporary daily life. Discussing Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) or Inuit Traditional Knowledge, accessibility and …	Angela Norwood	4	2022	$0.40 Add
From NEW! Institutionalizing a People Indian School, Indian Jail From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	Institutionalizing a People delves into Manuel’s arrest and month in jail at the age of 16 for train hopping in Calgary, and his reflections on how his time in jail reminded him of his time …	Arthur Manuel	15	2021	$1.50 Add
From NEW! Institutions, Indigeneity, and “the Indian,” 1835–57 From: Colonialism and Capitalism: Canada's Origins 1500-1890 View James Lorimer and Company	This chapter looks at the emergence of institutions of control in nineteenth century Canda to in relation to Indigenous populations such as reserves, penitentiaries and residential schools.	Bryan D. Palmer	8	2024	$0.80 Add
From Chapter Eight A New Way Forward for the Immigrant Health Professionals From: Reconciliation in Practice View Fernwood Publishing	Integrating Indigenous Knowledge in Practice and Research: A New Way Forward for the Immigrant Health Professionals	Farzana Ali	16	2019	$1.60 Add
From Canada’s Human Rights Treaties From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the human rights treaties that Canada has signed and how they relate to Indigenous people including the Internation Convention on the Elimination of All …	Arthur Manuel	6	2017	$0.60 Add