Resurgence and Reconciliation: Indigenous-Settler Relations and Earth Teachings

"Resurgence and Reconciliation: Indigenous-Settler Relations and Earth Teachings makes a sustained contribution to ongoing reconciliatory efforts through the exemplary work of Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars alike."–Tyson Stewart, Nipissing University, Native American and Indigenous Studies
"Resurgence and Reconciliation provides a broader critical framework from which readers may begin to reset the charged political landscape of reconciliation. In the quickly expanding literature, law, and activism, some of the urgency of reconciliation has been unnecessarily lost. This book calls for quiet contemplation and a peaceful reframing of discussion and negotiations in what has become a noisy, busy field of Canada's national reconciliation project."–Jeffery G. Hewitt, Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
"This collection represents a sustained and engaged dialogue between eminent and emerging scholars of Indigenous rights as they attempt to conceptualize, critique, collaborate, and document relationships of reconciliation and resurgence. The editors and contributors take on the complex debates, challenges, intersections, and fractions facing Canadians, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, making this a profoundly important counter-colonial work."–Jane McMillan, Department of Anthropology, St Francis Xavier University
"In their discussions of resurgence and its relationship to reconciliation, the editors and contributors present a very pressing issue, shedding much-needed light on current debates surrounding Indigenoussettler relations."–Bruce Granville Miller, Department of Anthropology, University of British Columbia