Prioritising indigenous representations of geopower: the case of Tulita, Northwest Territories, Canada

• Main Author: Perombelon, B
• Other Authors: Powell, R, Thornton, T, Daley, P, Coulthard, G
• Format: Thesis
• Language: English
• Published: 2018
• Subjects: Ontology of space and place; Geopolitics of Architecture; Semiotic geopolitics; Ethnography of geopolitics; Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge; Critical geopolitics; Speculative realism; Arctic Social Sciences; Decolonising academia; Postcolonial geopolitics; Philosophy of space and place; Decolonial methodology; Subaltern geopolitics/geography; High modernism in architecture in the Arctic; Emotional geopolitics; Anthropology of space and place; Postcolonial theory; Progressive research method; Progressive geopolitics; Urban geopolitics; Speculative geopolitics; Non-representational geopolitics; Cultural geography; Theory of decolonisation; Polar geography; Political geography; Political economy of development in the Arctic; Northern Amerindian Anthropology; Postcolonial geography; Decolonial geopolitics; Geography of capitalism in the Arctic; Geopower; Psychoanalytical geopolitics; Environmental geography; Popular geopolitics; Indigenous geography/geopolitics; Arctic; Canada; Northwest Territories; Sahtu Region; Tulita
• Online Access: https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:71e14c26-d00a-4320-a385-df74715c45c8

Recent calls from progressive, subaltern and postcolonial geopoliticians to move geopolitical scholarship away from its Western ontological bases have argued that more ethnographic studies centred on peripheral and dispossessed geographies need to be undertaken in order to integrate peripheralised a...