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Tag Archives: indigeneity
Inventing Iroquoia? Migrating Tropes of Similarity and Heritage in Francophone Narratives of Colonial Possession
Barbara Buchenau, University of Bern, Switzerland
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged America, Cartier, colonialism, de Champlain, francophone, indigeneity, indigenous, Iroquois, Native
Indigenous Peoples – Creating New “Borderlines“?
Lívia Šavelková, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic
Posted in Volume 4.2
Tagged anthropology, ethnicity, ethnonationalism, identity, indigeneity, indigenous peoples, land boundaries, Native Americans, NGOs, stereotypes, United Nations