We can no longer be content with writing only the history of victorious elites or with detailing
the subjugation of dominated ethnic groups. Social historians and historical sociologists …

This commentary reflects on the ways in which identity-bound studies reflecting on
indigeneity and the city rarely connect with the theories that drive world systems and post …

Recent calls for sociology to develop a greater engagement with Indigenous issues provide
a unique opportunity to enfranchise Indigenous peoples' voices and experiences in both the …

On reflection it hardly surprising that geographers should pay some attention to the notion of
marginalisation-there is, after all, a strong spatial component in the metaphors which locate …

In mid-2006, the International Geographical Union established its Indigenous Peoples'
Knowledges and Rights Commission (IPKRC). Inaugurated at the IGU Regional Conference …

The intrusion of global capitalism into local economies and the interaction between the
intruding forces and responding local movements have resulted in the establishment of …

One of the most powerful and enduring aspects of publicly projected Anglo-Australian
national identities is part of what [Howitt, R., 2001. Frontiers borders, edges: liminal …

Defining “indigeneity” has recently been approached with renewed vigor. While the field can
involve quite passionate commitment to advocacy among scholars, theoretical clarity is …

The authors of this chapter debated whether we should open with an acknowledgment of
Indigenous peoples, their histories, landed connections, and struggles, but some were …

Indigenous people are among the world's poor, and rather unremarkable in this way. Rather
unremarkable except for this—that somehow their poverty is made to seem more natural …