... of the global south. In Abya Yala the current conjuncture is not an undertaking based in government, academia, or sectors of the white-mestizio Left, but instead is communicated in the persistent practices and struggles of indigenous and African-origin communities and social movements. These practices...

... change as a transnational problem perpetrated by colonial and capitalist frameworks, this chapter puts forth an alternative framework for governing geoengineering practices that enhance, rather than degrade, Indigenous sovereignty. This proposed framework engages polycentricity and ties together diverse...

...Rethinking Borders, Sovereignty, and Power in Indigenous Spaces In examining the deep (pre)history of transnational Santals, this chapter engages ethnoarchaeology, ethnolinguistics, cognitive science, and genetics to apply the Santals' long-sustained theory of transmigratory cosmopolitanism...

... deportation dispossession settler carcerality Indigenous sovereignty intimacy ...

... military occupation anthropology area studies indigenous sovereignty the Pacific Islands ...

... indigenous sovereignty behavioral health postcolonialism circumpolar health evidence-based medicine ...

... Junta de Valladolid British Proclamation of 1763 Johnson v. McIntosh Bartolomé de Las Casas Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda indigenous autonomy indigenous sovereignty encomienda vanishing Indian ...

... Focusing on representation, this chapter analyzes the reproduction or doubling of indigeneity and Indigenous labour, or understandings of that labour not in its immediate context, but in terms of its extraction and re-presentation in other symbolic fields that constrain Indigenous sovereignty...

... Focusing on representation, this chapter analyzes the reproduction or doubling of indigeneity and Indigenous labour, or understandings of that labour not in its immediate context, but in terms of its extraction and re-presentation in other symbolic fields that constrain Indigenous sovereignty...

... and established the terms for the Indians' incorporation into the Spanish Empire. Seventeenth-century sermons and political treatises by British settlers in New England imputed humanity to indigenous peoples in terms of equal but separate sovereignties and were foundational to the construction of eighteenth...

... deportation advances settler colonialism. Settling requires evolving legal regimes to maintain territorial and social control over a space animated by Indigenous sovereignty. The chapter bridges critical migration studies and critical Indigenous studies to analyze contemporary mass displacement. I propose...

..., work as co-productive (analytic) forces of Native/Indigenous sovereignty, self-determination, and epistemology. In doing so, new kinds of questions are being generated about imperial-colonial histories, identities, and social formations, Native/Indigenous modes of reckoning social relationship...

... This essay critically reviews key ideas put forth in Sylvia Wynter’s essay, 1492: A New World View and examines the deep antagonisms against migration and migrants currently evident in some of the writings of indigenous studies scholars, within indigenous sovereignty movements, and within...