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    This call for papers seeks abstract submissions for a special edition of the American Indian Culture and Research Journal focused on settler colonialism and indigenous resistance from a global and historical perspective. Articles should interrogate categories like settler colonialism, provide space for indigenous epistemologies to counter settler narratives, and critically engage with colonial and native discourses. Abstracts between 500-1000 words are due by June 30th, 2012 for peer reviewed articles between 5,000-10,000 words aiming to make a meaningful difference.

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    CALL FOR PAPERS

    UNSETTLING COLONIALISMS: Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Resistance in Global Context

    A special edition of the American Indian Culture and Research Journal

    This special edition will bring together key writing on the histories, politics, and cultural discourses mobilized in the millennial global struggle between Natives and invaders. Unrestricted in time and space, the collection will address settler colonialism wherever it has occurred and however it has manifest.

    Articles will interrogate settler categories, including the category of settler colonialism itself. The collection will provide space for Indigenous epistemologies to counter settler hegemonies, including established scholarly discourse on settler colonialism. It will critically engage with colonial discourses of conquest and Native alternatives alike. It will aspire to the kind of hardnosed analytical rigor that can enhance the political options available to Indigenous groups.

    We invite abstracts for articles between 5,000 words and 10,000 words in length. Articles will be pithy and focused. They will aim to make a difference.

    Abstracts please by 30th June 2012 to: wolfepatrick101@gmail.com

    Publication schedule:

    September 1, 2012: Manuscripts due for peer review January 20, 2013: Revised manuscripts due

    June 1, 2013: Issue appears in print

    I look forward to reading some outstanding abstracts.

    Patrick Wolfe, Guest Editor.

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