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Struggle for the land : indigenous resistance to genocide, ecocide, and expropriation in contemporary North America

Title: Struggle for the land : indigenous resistance to genocide, ecocide, and expropriation in contemporary North America / Ward Churchill ; foreword by John Trudell ; preface by Winona LaDuke.
Author: Churchill, Ward.
Publication: Toronto : Between The Lines, ©1992.

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vi, 472 pages : maps; 20 cm

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Preface / by Winona LaDuke -- Introduction / by Ward Churchill -- Part I: The law -- The tragedy and the travesty: the subversion of indigenous sovereignty in North America -- Part II: The land -- Struggle to regain a stolen homeland: Iroquois land rights in upstate New York -- The Black Hills are not for sale: the Lakota struggle for the 1868 treaty territory -- Genocide in Arizona: the "Navajo-Hopi land dispute" in perspective -- The struggle for Newe Segobia: the western Shoshone battle for their homeland -- Last stand at Lubicon Lake: genocide and ecocide in the Canadian north -- Part III: Other fronts -- Geographies of sacrifice: the radioactive colonization of native North America -- The water plot: hydorlogical rape in northern Canada -- Like sand in the wind: the making of an American Indian diaspora in the United States -- Part IV: An alternative -- I am indigenist: notes on the ideology of the fourth world -- Appendix: Treaty: The platform of Russell Means' campaign for President of the Oglala people, 1982 / by Russell Means and Ward Churchill.

ISBN

0921284659
9780921284659

OCLC

ocm26856388
26856388
SCSB-9489805

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Princeton University Library