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The relationship between reconciliation and resurgence is a complicated and, at times, deeply contested one. This volume does an excellent job of situating itself within the wider literature on resurgence and reconciliation and their conflicted and/or complimentary relationship. This is an important contribution to a fraught conversation, and it provides many different perspectives that help to, if not resolve, then guide the conversation beyond its current roadblocks towards something better. - Joshua Nichols, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law, McGill University This book is an undoubtedly critical, original, and powerful contribution to the field of Indigenous studies and beyond. With sound scholarship, the contributors show us how disentangling from reconciliation discourses is not only a tool of critique, but also a methodology for understanding how settler concepts of territoriality and authority have shaped Indigenous peoples' understandings of themselves, their governments, and their relationships to land and to one another. - Shiri Pasternak, Assistant Professor of Criminology, Toronto Metropolitan University

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Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark is an associate professor of Indigenous governance at the University of Victoria. Aime Craft is an associate professor in the faculty of law at the University of Ottawa. Hklani K. Aikau is a professor of Indigenous governance at the University of Victoria.

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