Theorizing Native studies / edited by Audra Simpson and Andrea Smith.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Simpson, Audra, 1969- Smith, Andrea, 1966-
Language:	English
Published:	Durham ; London : Duke University Press, 2014.
Subjects:	Indigenous peoples of North America. Indigenous peoples of North America > Ethnic identity. Indigenous peoples of North America > Politics and government.
Physical Description:	viii, 337 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Format:	Book

Contents:

There is a river in me: theory from life / Dian Million
The ancestors we get to choose: white influences I won't deny / Teresia Teaiwa
From wards of the State to subjects of recognition? Marx, indigenous peoples, and the politics of dispossession in Denendeh / Glen Coulthard
Contract and usurpation: enfranchisement and racial governance in settler-colonial contexts / Robert Nichols
"In this separation": the noncorrespondence of Joseph Johnson / Christopher Bracken
Making peoples into populations: the racial limits of tribal sovereignty / Mark Rifkin
Indigenous transnationalism and the AIDS pandemic: challenging settler colonialism within global health governance / Scott Lauria Morgensen
Native studies at the horizon of death: theorizing ethnographic entrapment and settler self-reflexivity / Andrea Smith
Disrupting a settler-colonial grammar of place: the visual memoir of Hulleah Tsinhnahjinnie / Mishuana R. Goeman
The devil in the details: controverting an American Indian conversion narrative / Vera B. Palmer.