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9780887552656
Book Title
I Will Live for both of Us : a History of Colonialism, Uranium Mining, and Inuit Resistance
Item Length
9in
Publisher
University of Manitoba Press
Publication Year
2022
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Warren Bernauer, Joan Scottie, Jack Hicks
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Technology & Engineering, History, Social Science
Topic
Mining, Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies, Native Americans, Native American
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
14.3 Oz
Number of Pages
264 Pages, 192 Pages

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Born at a traditional Inuit camp in what is now Nunavut, Joan Scottie has spent decades protecting the Inuit hunting way of life. Scottie's I Will Live for Both of Us is a reflection on recent political and environmental history and a call for a future in which Inuit traditional laws and values are respected and upheld.

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Publisher
University of Manitoba Press
ISBN-10
088755265x
ISBN-13
9780887552656
eBay Product ID (ePID)
16050080917

Product Key Features

Book Title
I Will Live for both of Us : a History of Colonialism, Uranium Mining, and Inuit Resistance
Author
Warren Bernauer, Joan Scottie, Jack Hicks
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Mining, Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies, Native Americans, Native American
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Technology & Engineering, History, Social Science
Number of Pages
264 Pages, 192 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
14.3 Oz

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Series Volume Number
9
Lc Classification Number
Tn490.U7
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A formidable problem mining in Canada's Arctic has been facing is not below ground but above it--a resolute granny named Joan Scottie. The Inuit elder in Nunavut's Baker Lake is not just a thorn in the side of the mining industry, she's the whole bush., This book is a fascinating look into a little-known struggle, presented in a format that is deeply personal and emotionally engaging, but also analytical and informative. The specific political and institutional critiques are crucially important to anyone working in or trying to understand the part of the Arctic claimed by Canada., The authors bring detailed insights into the context of neoliberal resource extraction and ongoing processes of colonial dispossession, making the book of great interest for Inuit, Canadian, and international audiences, alike. The text, dynamic and accessible without forsaking depth, will certainly lend itself to research, classroom and popular reading. And its focus on historical and contemporary Inuit resistance will provide inspiration--and, indeed, a suite of tactics--for community organizers., Besides being an excellent piece of academic scholarship, it is a very comprehensible, poignant good read. I recommend this book to the general public from Indigenous and non-Indigenous backgrounds, and to activists and experts in the field... The book shows how long-term and everyday politics and policy-making affect the spaces and environment in which Inuit people secure their livelihoods, values, social relations, and culture., This book should be read, first and foremost, by young activists who want to read, learn from and perhaps be inspired by a David and Goliath story; by northernists and those interested in the politics of northern development; by environmentalists concerned about how their concerns are dealt with at the extraction end of world; by students of modern treaties and Indigenous rights and culture who want to know what happens after a treaty is settled., Scottie, senior co-author, provides a narrative history of her experience as an Inuit member, particularly in the voice of Inuit women, to the resistance of colonialism and what is now recognized as environmental injustices against her community. This book succeeds in achieving the seamless blend of solid historical documentation contributed by co-authors Bernauer and Hicks with the authentic voice of the community., Besides being an excellent piece of academic scholarship, it is a very comprehensible, poignant good read. I recommend this book to the general public from Indigenous and non-Indigenous backgrounds, and to activists and experts in the field... The book shows how long-term and everyday politics and policy-making affect the spaces and environment in which Inuit people secure their livelihoods, values, social relations, and culture.|9780887552656|, I Will Live for Both of Usis a well-written and engaging examination of Indigenous struggles to protect culture and land within and against a colonial and land claims framework. The book tackles internal contradictions and disconnections between community interests and representative Inuit governing bodies, and provides a detailed but very accessible account of the real impact of environmental governance in the north., I Will Live for Both of Us is exemplary in balancing in-depth research and personal narrative to produce a consistently critical and intimate look at the topic. The text is altogether generous, thorough, and timely. This new work should be considered essential reading for anyone interested in the negative impacts of mining, Arctic governance, or the relationship between colonialism and resource extraction., I Will Live For Both of Us shows the dynamics of 'resource colonialism' through the life experiences and struggles of an Inuit leader. As such, it draws invaluable political conclusions while providing an inspiring narrative of resistance., I Will Live for Both of Us is a well-written and engaging examination of Indigenous struggles to protect culture and land within and against a colonial and land claims framework. The book tackles internal contradictions and disconnections between community interests and representative Inuit governing bodies, and provides a detailed but very accessible account of the real impact of environmental governance in the north., Scholars and students in history, Indigenous studies, environmental studies, and geography, among other disciplines, as well as the general public, will find this a compelling glimpse into Inuit resistance, both before and after the establishment of Nunavut., I felt as if I could hear Scottie mapping out her long history of activism over a cup of tea, pulling out newspaper articles, old speeches, and photos and sliding them across the table as we sipped and chatted., I Will Live for Both of Usis a tremendous work of oral history that intersects with critical studies in environmental history. This book will appeal to researchers, instructors and students interested in history of the North, Indigenous histories, and resource extraction internationally. This story of mining, colonialism and resistance will resonate with other Indigenous nations around the world., "This book is a fascinating look into a little-known struggle, presented in a format that is deeply personal and emotionally engaging, but also analytical and informative. The specific political and institutional critiques are crucially important to anyone working in or trying to understand the part of the Arctic claimed by Canada." - MiningWatch Canada, February 27, 2023, I Will Live For Both of Usshows the dynamics of 'resource colonialism' through the life experiences and struggles of an Inuit leader. As such, it draws invaluable political conclusions while providing an inspiring narrative of resistance., I Will Live for Both of Us is exemplary in balancing in- depth research and personal narrative to produce a consistently critical and intimate look at the topic. The text is altogether generous, thorough, and timely. This new work should be considered essential reading for anyone interested in the negative impacts of mining, Arctic governance, or the relationship between colonialism and resource extraction., This book should be read, first and foremost, by young activists who want to read, learn from and perhaps be inspired by a David and Goliath story; by northernists and those interested in the politics of northern development; by environmentalists concerned about how their concerns are dealt with at the extraction end of world; by students of modern treaties and Indigenous rights and culture who want to know what happens after a treaty is settled.", I Will Live for Both of Us is a tremendous work of oral history that intersects with critical studies in environmental history. This book will appeal to researchers, instructors and students interested in history of the North, Indigenous histories, and resource extraction internationally. This story of mining, colonialism and resistance will resonate with other Indigenous nations around the world., I Will Live for Both of Usis exemplary in balancing in-depth research and personal narrative to produce a consistently critical and intimate look at the topic. The text is altogether generous, thorough, and timely. This new work should be considered essential reading for anyone interested in the negative impacts of mining, Arctic governance, or the relationship between colonialism and resource extraction.
Table of Content
Ch 1: Growing Up on the Land Ch 2: Qallunaat, Moving to Town, and Going to School Ch 3: Uranium Exploration, Petitions, and a Court Case Ch 4: Kiggavik Round One, the Urangesellschaft Proposal Ch 5: The Nunavut Agreement and Gold Mining Near Baker Lake Ch 6: Uranium Policy in Nunavut Ch 7: Kiggavik Round Two, the AREVA ProposalCh 8: Protecting the Land and the Caribou Conclusion, Chapter 1: Growing Up on the Land Chapter 2: Qallunaat, Moving to Town, and Going to School Chapter 3: Uranium Exploration, Petitions, and a Court Case Chapter 4: Kiggavik Round One, the Urangesellschaft Proposal Chapter 5: The Nunavut Agreement and Gold Mining Near Baker Lake Chapter 6: Uranium Policy in Nunavut Chapter 7: Kiggavik Round Two, the AREVA Proposal Chapter 8: Protecting the Land and the Caribou Conclusion
Copyright Date
2022
Lccn
2022-482595
Dewey Decimal
333.8/54932097195
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Issn Ser.
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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