Asian Indigenous Relations

Author: Asian-Indigenous Relations

  • Shaista Patel (2018)

    Shaista Patel (2018)

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    The “Indian” Of Four Continents: Reading for Horizontal Relations of Violence, Complicity, and the Making of White Settler Colonialism Patel, Shaista. 2018. ‘The “Indian” Of Four Continents: Reading for Horizontal Relations of Violence, Complicity, and the Making of White Settler Colonialism’. PhD dissertation, Ontario: University of Toronto. https://www.proquest.com/docview/2151832401/abstract/6578ED5C81E44EC7PQ/1.

  • Yu-Ting Huang (2015)

    Yu-Ting Huang (2015)

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    Between Sovereignties: Chinese Minor Settler Literature Across the Pacific Huang, Yu-Ting. 2015. ‘Between Sovereignties: Chinese Minor Settler Literature Across the Pacific’. PhD dissertation, Los Angeles: University of California. https://www.proquest.com/openview/cb4e748cf0a9b18eb82c9359b32de7e0/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750.

  • Malissa Phung (2018)

    Malissa Phung (2018)

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    The Reinscription of Life, Labour, and Property in David H.T. Wong’s Escape to Gold Mountain Phung, Malissa. 2018. ‘The Reinscription of Life, Labour, and Property in David H.T. Wong’s Escape to Gold Mountain’. Asian Diasporic Visual Cultures and the Americas 4:137–63.

  • Enakshi Dua (2007)

    Enakshi Dua (2007)

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    Exclusion Through Inclusion: Female Asian Migration in the Making of Canada as a White Settler Nation Dua, Enakshi. 2007. ‘Exclusion through Inclusion: Female Asian Migration in the Making of Canada as a White Settler Nation’. Gender, Place and Culture : A Journal of Feminist Geography 14 (4): 445–66.

  • Rusaba Alam (2023)

    Rusaba Alam (2023)

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    Mistaken Identity: Asian-Indigenous Relation and the Afterlives of Feminist Critique Alam, Rusaba. 2023. ‘Mistaken Identity: Asian-Indigenous Relation and the Afterlives of Feminist Critique’. Canadian Literature 254:78–97.