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Global Studies in Culture and Power
Volume 1, 1995 - Issue 4: (Muitl)Culturalisms and the Baggage of ‘Race’
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Canadian multiculturalism and aboriginal people: Negotiating a place in the nation

Evelyn I. Légaré Dept. of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University, 114 Social Sciences Bldg., Durham, NC, 27706
Pages 347-366 | Published online: 04 May 2010

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Renaud Clément. (2014) Francosphère: l'importance de la France dans la culture stratégique du Canada. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 20:2, pages 237-240.
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Verna St. Denis. (2011) Silencing Aboriginal Curricular Content and Perspectives Through Multiculturalism: “There Are Other Children Here”. Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies 33:4, pages 306-317.
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Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld. (2002) Autonomy and Interdependence in Native Movements: Towards a Pragmatic Politics in the Ecuadorian Andes. Identities 9:2, pages 173-195.
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DennisL Thomson. (1999) The political demands of isolated Indian bands in British Columbia. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics 5:3-4, pages 212-229.
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Harald Bauder. (2015) Re-Imagining the Nation. Comparative Migration Studies 2:1, pages 9-27.
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CHRIS ANDERSEN. (2008) From nation to population: the racialisation of ‘Métis’ in the Canadian census † . Nations and Nationalism 14:2, pages 347-368.
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Cameron Reid & Rachel Nash. (2006) Microliteracy and the Discourse of Canadian Multiculturalism. Ethnologies 26:1, pages 35-60.
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Naomi Adelson. (2016) Re-Imagining Aboriginality: An Indigenous Peoples’Response to Social Suffering. Transcultural Psychiatry 37:1, pages 11-34.
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Daphne N. Winland. (2008) “Our Home and Native Land”? Canadian Ethnic Scholarship and the Challenge of Transnational ism*. Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie 35:4, pages 555-577.
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