Abstract
This special edition of the International Journal of Critical Indigenous Studies highlights the work of emerging scholars in the field of Indigenous Studies. The five featured authors were all finalists for the prize awarded by the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) to the best post-graduate student paper at the NAISA meeting held in 2010 in Tucson, Arizona. While the breadth of scholarship encompassed by the term 'Indigenous Studies' and the global representation of Indigenous peoples at NAISA mean that the topics and approaches vary widely, a common thematic of fraught post-colonial relations can be discerned within all five articles.
Highlights
Aileen Moreton-Robinson and Maggie Walter. This special edition of the International Journal of Critical Indigenous Studies highlights the work of emerging scholars in the field of Indigenous Studies
While the breadth of scholarship encompassed by the term ‘Indigenous Studies’ and the global representation of Indigenous peoples at Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) mean that the topics and approaches vary widely, a common thematic of fraught post-colonial relations can be discerned within all five articles
Using the clash around land usage on the island of Molokai as her empirical base, Baker contrasts the very different notions of economic progress and demonstrates how collaborative community resistance grounded in an Indigenous knowledge system can ensure that Kanaka Maoli values are preeminent in axiological contestations
Summary
This special edition of the International Journal of Critical Indigenous Studies highlights the work of emerging scholars in the field of Indigenous Studies. The five featured authors were all finalists for the prize awarded by the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) to the best post-graduate student paper at the NAISA meeting held in 2010 in Tucson, Arizona.
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