The White Possessive: Property, Power, and Indigenous Sovereignty (Indigenous Americas)
A critical analysis of property, power, and Indigenous sovereignty in settler colonial contexts, examining how ownership structures shape dispossession and authority.
About This Book
The White Possessive explores the relationship between property, power, and Indigenous sovereignty within settler colonial societies.
It analyzes how concepts of ownership and possession underpin ongoing structures of dispossession and authority.
The work draws on critical Indigenous perspectives to challenge dominant narratives of land and belonging.
Readers are invited to consider the broader implications of these dynamics for contemporary social and political life.
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