Author: Asian-Indigenous Relations
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Affiliate Spotlight | Steff Huì Cí Ling
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How can labour research employ workers’ inquiry to account for the capitalist settler-colonial relations defined by the connection that labour exploitation has to private property and colonial dispossession? In July 2023, Steff Huì Cí Ling circulated Art Workers’ Inquiry for Decolonial Potential, a workers’ inquiry inviting art workers to respond to questions about worker identity,…
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When Pen Pals Meet Again | Reckoning Asian Settler Complicity
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Dearest Ji-Youn, It was such a pleasant surprise when I came across your writing about asian settler complicity. I had spent a lot of my undergraduate time thinking that I was alone in my complicated feelings about my positionality as a settler of color: I had met other people online who critiqued boba liberals, but…
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When Pen Pals Meet Again | Bidayuh & We Wai Kai Cross Currents
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Dear Ty, It was so nice meeting you last year. How fitting it is that we met each other in the context of two research projects aptly named “Transnationally Indigenous” and “Indigeneity in a Global Context”? Who would’ve thought that a member of We Wai Kai First Nation and a half Bidayuh-half Hakka girl from Ottawa…
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Kory Wilson & Jane Henderson (2014)
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First Peoples: A Guide for Newcomers Wilson, Kory, and Jane Henderson. 2014. “First Peoples: A Guide for Newcomers.” Vancouver: City of Vancouver. https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/First-Peoples-A-Guide-for-Newcomers.pdf.
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Zool Suleman (2011)
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Vancouver Dialogues: First Nations, Urban Aboriginal and Immigrant Communities Suleman, Zool. 2011. “Vancouver Dialogues: First Nations, Urban Aboriginal and Immigrant Communities.” Vancouver: City of Vancouver. https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/dialogues-project-book.pdf.
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Rita Wong (2012)
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Cultivating Respectful Relations: A Response to Leroy Little Bear Wong, Rita. 2012. “Cultivating Respectful Relations: A Response to Leroy Little Bear.” Journal of Chinese Philosophy 39 (4): 528–36.
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Dean Itsuji Saranillio (2010)
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Colliding Histories: Hawai‘i Statehood at the Intersection of Asians “Ineligible to Citizenship” and Hawaiians “Unfit for Self-Government” Saranillio, Dean Itsuji. 2010. “Colliding Histories: Hawai‘i Statehood at the Intersection of Asians ‘Ineligible to Citizenship’ and Hawaiians “Unfit for Self-Government”.” Journal of Asian American Studies 13 (3): 283–309.
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Christopher Lee (2007)
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The Lateness of Asian Canadian Studies Lee, Christopher. 2007. “The Lateness of Asian Canadian Studies.” Amerasia Journal, 1–18.
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Nishant Upadhyay (2016)
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“We’ll Sail Like Columbus”: Race, Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and the Making of South Asian Diasporas in Canada Upadhyay, Nishant. 2016. “‘We’ll Sail Like Columbus’: Race, Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and the Making of South Asian Diasporas in Canada.” Doctoral thesis, Toronto: York University.
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Malissa Phung (2016)
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Reaching Gold Mountain: Diasporic Labour Narratives in Chinese Canadian Literature and Film Phung, Malissa. 2016. “Reaching Gold Mountain: Diasporic Labour Narratives in Chinese Canadian Literature and Film.” PhD dissertation, Concordia University.