2020
DOI: 10.1111/hith.12167
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4. Technopolitics in the Archive: Sovereignty, Research, and Everyday Life

Abstract: This article explores the place of the archive in the context of land claims research. This essay develops a critical approach to identity technopolitics with the aim of helping historians working with indigenous communities to ask new kinds of questions about the relationships and subject positions opened up by archivization and the myriad other technologies of land claims research. Since researchers first began preparing for the Canadian case, Delgamuukw’ and Gisday'wa v. The Queen, four decades ago, the imm… Show more

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