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  Still Ruffling Feathers

  Let Us Put Our Minds Together

  Wanda Wuttunee (Editor)

  Diverse scholars engage with the controversial ideas of William Wuttunee’s 1971 book, Ruffled Feathers, offering their own perspectives on the opportunities and challenges facing Indigenous Peoples in Canada, and providing nuanced understandings of ongoing conversations and unresolved issues stemming from the Indian Act.

  (University of Manitoba Press, $24.95 Paperback, 204 pages, ISBN: 978-17-72841-18-3)  

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  Territories of Life

  Equivocations, Entanglements, and Endurances

  Mario Blaser (Editor), Sylvie Poirier (Editor), Penelope Anthias (Editor)

  “Territories of life” is the phrase used to speak about the shapes that Indigenous and more-than-human worlds or collectives adopt in the present as they endure the heavy shadow of modernization and coloniality. The ten chapters of this book are grounded in long-term ethnographic work from various countries, namely Australia, Bolivia, Canada, Colombia, Paraguay, and Taiwan.

  (University of Alberta Press, $44.99 Paperback, 384 pages, ISBN: 978-17-72128-25-3)  

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