what’s new

• If the struggle is over the same geography, the struggle over geography is topical: Heather Dorries, Sue Ruddick, ‘Between concept and context: reading Gilles Deleuze and Leanne Simpson in their in/commensurabilities’, Cultural Geographies, 2018
• Settler colonial environmentalism: Ellen van Holstein, Lesley Head,’Shifting settler-colonial discourses of environmentalism: Representations of indigeneity and migration in Australian conservation’, Geoforum, 94, 2018, pp. 41–52
• Integrated healing in settler contexts: Ilse Blignault, Jennifer Hunter, Janett Mumford, ‘Integration of Indigenous healing practices with western biomedicine in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States of America: a scoping review protocol’, JBI: Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports, 16, 6, 2018, pp. 1354–1360
• Sexuality is not discrete from settler colonialism: Walaa Alqaisiya, ‘Decolonial Queering: The Politics of Being Queer in Palestine’, Journal of Palestine Studies, 47, 3, 2018, pp. 29-44
• The toxic geographies of settler colonialism: Neil Nunn, ‘Toxic Encounters, Settler Logics of Elimination, and the Future of a Continent’, Antipode, 2018
• The articulation of humanitarian and settler governance: Matthew Marshall Woodbury, Humanitarian Governance in Colonial New Zealand (1833 – 1872), PhD dissertation, The University of Michigan, 2018
• Thinking decolonisation across colonial modes: Shana Almeida, Siseko H. Kumalo,'(De)coloniality through Indigeneity:Deconstructing Calls to Decolonise in the South African and Canadian University Contexts’, Education as Change, 22, 1, 2018
• The settler colonialism of others: John G. Reid, ‘Scots, Settler Colonization and Indigenous Displacement: Mi’kma’ki, 1770–1820, in Comparative Context’, Journal of Scottish Historical Studies, 38, 1, 2018
• The racial frontier and its disappearance: Anthony William Wood, The Erosion of the Racial Frontier: Settler Colonialism and the History of Black Montana, 1880-1930, MA Dissertation, Montana State University, 2018
• Coreographies of resistance against settler colonialism: Rehab Nazzal, Representation of Settler Colonial Violence in Palestine: Thesis in support of the multi-media exhibition Choreographies of Resistance, PhD dissertation, The University of Western Ontario, 2018
• Not a thesis (something can be true even if apologists and critics agree): Rhys Machold, ‘Reconsidering the laboratory thesis: Palestine/Israel and the geopolitics of representation’, Political Geography, 65, 2018, pp. 88–97
• ‘Settler’ defined: Alex Trimble Young, ‘Settler’, Western American Literature, 53, 1, 2018, pp. 75-80
• Indigenous food sovereignty is sovereignty (introducing a special issue): Kelly Skinner, Tabitha Robin Martens, Jaime Cidro, and Kristin Burnett, ‘From bitter to sweet: Continuing the conversation on Indigenous food sovereignty through sharing stories, engaging communities, and embracing culture’, Canadian Food Studies, 5, 2, 2018, pp. 3-8
• The (indigenous) ‘community as teacher’ approach (but why not as landlord?): Margaret (Mali) Bain, ‘Community-University Engagement: Case Study of a Partnership on Coast Salish Territory in British Columbia’, Engaged Scholar Journal, 2018
• Disrupting the settler colonial hegemony one defamiliarisation at a time: Fred Myers, ‘Diorama, Defamiliarization, Indigenous Presence’, Visual Anthropology Review, 2018