Asian Indigenous Relations

Author: Asian-Indigenous Relations

  • Beenash Jafri (2012)

    Beenash Jafri (2012)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Privilege vs. Complicity: People of Colour and Settler Colonialism Jafri, Beenash. “Privilege vs. Complicity: People of Colour and Settler Colonialism.” Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (blog). March 21, 2012. https://www.federationhss.ca/en/blog/privilege-vs-complicity-people-colour-and-settler-colonialism.

  • Joseph A. Salazar (2014)

    Joseph A. Salazar (2014)

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    Multicultural Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Struggle in Hawai’i: The Politics of Astronomy on Mauna a Wākea Salazar, Joseph A. 2014. “Multicultural Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Struggle in Hawai’i: The Politics of Astronomy on Mauna a Wākea.” Master’s dissertation, Honolulu: University of Hawai’i at Mānoa.

  • Shaista Patel (2012)

    Shaista Patel (2012)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Defining Muslim Feminist Politics through Indigenous Solidarity Activism Patel, Shaista. “Defining Muslim Feminist Politics through Indigenous Solidarity Activism.” The Feminist Wire, August 1, 2012. https://thefeministwire.com/2012/08/defining-muslim-feminist-politics-through-indigenous-solidarity-activism/.

  • Bridget Harilaou (2020)

    Bridget Harilaou (2020)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Our Struggles, While Not All the Same, Are Interconnected Harilaou, Bridget. “Our Struggles, While Not All the Same, Are Interconnected.” SBS Life, March 11, 2020. https://www.sbs.com.au/voices/article/why-asian-australians-should-call-out-racism-beyond-their-own-culture/fkpgmj4pv.

  • Nicole Yakashiro (2021b)

    Nicole Yakashiro (2021b)

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    Daffodils and Dispossession: Nikkei Settlers, White Possession, and Settler Colonial Property in Bradner, BC, 1914–51 Yakashiro, Nicole. 2021. “Daffodils and Dispossession: Nikkei Settlers, White Possession, and Settler Colonial Property in Bradner, BC, 1914–51.” BC Studies: The British Columbian Quarterly, no. 211 (October), 49–78.

  • Nicole Yakashiro (2021a)

    Nicole Yakashiro (2021a)

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    “Powell Street is dead”: Nikkei Loss, Commemoration, and Representations of Place in the Settler Colonial City Yakashiro, Nicole. 2021. “‘Powell Street Is Dead’: Nikkei Loss, Commemoration, and Representations of Place in the Settler Colonial City.” Urban History Review 48 (2): 32–55.

  • James Urry (1981)

    James Urry (1981)

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    Introduction Urry, James. 1981. “Introduction.” Aboriginal History 5 (1): 5–6.

  • Ben Silverstein (2020b)

    Ben Silverstein (2020b)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    “Throwing Mud” on Questions of Sovereignty: Race and Northern Arguments over White, Chinese, and Aboriginal Labour, 1905-12 Silverstein, Ben. 2020. “‘Throwing Mud’ on Questions of Sovereignty: Race and Northern Arguments over White, Chinese, and Aboriginal Labour, 1905-12.” Australian Historical Studies 53 (4): 564–83.

  • Ben Silverstein (2020a)

    Ben Silverstein (2020a)

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    Reading Sovereignties in the Shadow of Settler Colonialism: Chinese Employment of Aboriginal Labour in the Northern Territory of Australia Silverstein, Ben. 2020. “Reading Sovereignties in the Shadow of Settler Colonialism: Chinese Employment of Aboriginal Labour in the Northern Territory of Australia.” Postcolonial Studies 23 (1): 43–57.

  • Catriona Ross (2009)

    Catriona Ross (2009)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Paranoid Projections: Australian Novels of Asian Invasion Ross, Catriona. 2009. “Paranoid Projections: Australian Novels of Asian Invasion.” Antipodes 23 (1): 12.