... the characterization of varied kinds of sociopolitical relations as kinship depoliticizes them: they appear as expansively extended “personal” relations rather than modes of “political” organization. Queer intellectual and activist citations of kinship, pro- or anti-, tend to repeat this logic. Indigenous...

... Expo 67 Expo 70 Japan Ecological Indian Indigenous futurism ...

... Boston harbor islands futurity Indigenous Massachusetts ...

... Digital capacities for the making of Indigenous futures are thriving across the Central and Western Desert, under the aegis of initiatives such as the Desart Art Workers Photography Award, which are serving to Indigenize the Aboriginal art industry. This chapter tracks the history of this award...

... futurisms in which artists materialize ancient gifts from the earth to expand a circle of reciprocity. Expo 67 Expo 70 Japan Ecological Indian Indigenous futurism ...

... climate apocalypse Indigenous resistance colonial capitalism queer futures kinship ...

... digital literacy anthropology of Indigenous media cyberterritorialism and digital futures Desart Inc. Tjala Arts ...

... The postface turns to Massachusetts to glance at preparations for sea level rise in Boston. It reads those preparations against Indigenous calls to remember histories of Nipmuc relocation and death on the Harbor Islands, modes of reckoning with pasts and futures of waves and the stories...

... This chapter takes an ethnographic look at the current moment of planetary reckoning with catastrophic climate change. It turns to the fight of Indigenous peoples to avert an apocalyptic future in communities whose generational memories include an apocalyptic colonial past and elements...

... This chapter focuses on a range of interpretations of the New Madrid earthquake series of 1811-12 which reveal divergent assessments of the relationship between humans and the earth's past, present, and future. These included Indigenous interpretations that comprehended the quakes as prophetic...

... of Indigenous futures are thriving across the Central and Western Desert, under the aegis of initiatives such as the Desart Art Workers Photography Award, which are serving to Indigenize the Aboriginal art industry. This chapter tracks the history of this award and its importance for art-workers-cum-artists...

...' interactions. The introduction also asserts that the book intends to examine contemporary issues and propose future steps and, in doing so, spur dialogue informed by Indigenous Peoples' own needs and advocacy. international law human rights Indigenous Peoples borders ...

... Chapter 1, “Landslides and Horizons of the West,” examines Lewis Baltz’s landscape photography in The New Industrial Parks near Irvine, California and Candlestick Point and Octavia Butler’s Earthseed novels of the speculative near future alongside Indigenous studies sources about traditional...

.../Indigenous studies scholars are producing intellectual and political possibilities for a coalitional decolonial future predicated on a radical social ethics and justice of equity and responsibility. Native/Indigenous gender sexuality and feminist studies decolonization self-determination...

... The epilogue considers the implications of queer fractals for thinking about futurity. It revisits the first moment of modern globality: European conquest of the New World. It focuses on Diego Álvarez Chanca’s 1494 account of his visit to several Caribbean islands, the first written natural...

... resistance and Death. It also reads, from the preceding chapter, the openings to indigeneity in Cedric Robinson, C. L . R. James, and Walter Rodney, in light of current discussions of abstract versus concrete labour, black Marxism’s future, and the rise of the Capitalocene as an analytic. Thus, while...

.... President Morales temporarily conceded to the indigenous pressures by forbidding construction of the highway, though the government’s position would later change again. The future of the highway remained on hold through the national elections of 2014, but the state repression of the march revealed the deep...