Through extensive ethnography, We are Coast Salish examines the cultural and political responses deployed by the Coast Salish First Nations in response to changes at the Canada/US border after the events of 9/11.
Through extensive ethnography, We are Coast Salish examines the cultural and political responses deployed by the Coast Salish First Nations in response to changes at the Canada/US border after the events of 9/11.
James M. Hundley is assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Rowan University.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Prologue Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Histories of the Salish Sea Chapter Two: Paddles Up: Cultural Reprisal and Tribal Journeys Chapter Three: Transnational Political Organization and the Coast Salish Gathering Chapter Four: The Thin Green Line: Environmental Movements across the Border Conclusion Appendix 1: Ten Rules of the Canoe Appendix 2: International Treaty to Protect the Salish Sea Appendix 3: Section 35, Canadian Constitution Act 1982 References Index About the Author
List of Figures Prologue Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Histories of the Salish Sea Chapter Two: Paddles Up: Cultural Reprisal and Tribal Journeys Chapter Three: Transnational Political Organization and the Coast Salish Gathering Chapter Four: The Thin Green Line: Environmental Movements across the Border Conclusion Appendix 1: Ten Rules of the Canoe Appendix 2: International Treaty to Protect the Salish Sea Appendix 3: Section 35, Canadian Constitution Act 1982 References Index About the Author
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