Indigenous peoples’ geographies I: Indigenous spatialities beyond place through relational, mobile and hemispheric & global approaches

Abstract

This first of three progress reports on Indigenous peoples’ geographies offers an overview of scholarship on Indigenous spatialities. The report examines research led by a growing community of Indigenous geographers who conceive of Indigenous spatial thought and practice through analyses of colonial violence, and of Indigenous resistance and life-making practices. The report is organized along the thematic areas of Indigenous place-making, relationalities, mobilities and hemispheric and global approaches to colonial conquest and Indigenous liberation.