Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest
Throughout history the agency of social citizenship has resulted in actions that both include and exclude certain individuals and groups through political, economic, and civic interaction. This creates abject spaces of limited rights, inclusion and belonging. Divergent and nested lived experiences o...
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ftunivedinburgh:oai:era.ed.ac.uk:1842/38983 2023-07-30T04:07:26+02:00 Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest 'Changing stinking thinking': a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest Chamberlain, Shirley-pat Henderson, Ailsa Kennedy, James 2022-05-19 application/pdf https://hdl.handle.net/1842/38983 https://doi.org/10.7488/era/2234 en eng The University of Edinburgh https://hdl.handle.net/1842/38983 http://dx.doi.org/10.7488/era/2234 social citizenship citizenship indigenous methodology Indigenous Peoples Settler settler colonialism Canada Pacific Northwest British Columbia Yukon Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin Kwanlin Dun Whitehorse participation partnership power sharing power agency Indigenous women intersectionality Interdisciplinarity indigeneity decolonize abjection resilience uncolonize civil society civil society organizations Rotary International Headstart Thesis or Dissertation Doctoral PhD Doctor of Philosophy 2022 ftunivedinburgh https://doi.org/10.7488/era/2234 2023-07-09T20:29:27Z Throughout history the agency of social citizenship has resulted in actions that both include and exclude certain individuals and groups through political, economic, and civic interaction. This creates abject spaces of limited rights, inclusion and belonging. Divergent and nested lived experiences of how processes and practices of social citizenship are enacted, embodied, and emplaced necessitate a re-problematizing of the context from the hegemonic view of Canada as a pluralistic liberal multicultural state to one where multiple divergent epistemologies collide in a state of continued settler colonialism. This comparative case study in the Pacific Northwest of what is now called Canada explores how two civil society organizations (CSOs) facilitate or hinder Settler and Indigenous individuals’, groups’, and communities’ agency through social action. CSOs are sites of social action that have the power to create spaces where all citizens have a voice in their own social well-being through participation, partnership, and power sharing. The re-problematizing allows for the exploration of how the reframing of political and civil space impacts interactions and relationships to investigate what these sites tell us about participants’ perceptions and lived experiences of interlocking oppressions, power, and agency in the lived experience of processes and practices of social citizenship. Doctoral or Postdoctoral Thesis Whitehorse Yukon Edinburgh Research Archive (ERA - University of Edinburgh) Yukon Canada Pacific British Columbia ENVELOPE(-125.003,-125.003,54.000,54.000) Dun ENVELOPE(11.266,11.266,64.658,64.658) |
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social citizenship citizenship indigenous methodology Indigenous Peoples Settler settler colonialism Canada Pacific Northwest British Columbia Yukon Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin Kwanlin Dun Whitehorse participation partnership power sharing power agency Indigenous women intersectionality Interdisciplinarity indigeneity decolonize abjection resilience uncolonize civil society civil society organizations Rotary International Headstart |
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social citizenship citizenship indigenous methodology Indigenous Peoples Settler settler colonialism Canada Pacific Northwest British Columbia Yukon Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin Kwanlin Dun Whitehorse participation partnership power sharing power agency Indigenous women intersectionality Interdisciplinarity indigeneity decolonize abjection resilience uncolonize civil society civil society organizations Rotary International Headstart Chamberlain, Shirley-pat Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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social citizenship citizenship indigenous methodology Indigenous Peoples Settler settler colonialism Canada Pacific Northwest British Columbia Yukon Tsilhqot'in Chilcotin Kwanlin Dun Whitehorse participation partnership power sharing power agency Indigenous women intersectionality Interdisciplinarity indigeneity decolonize abjection resilience uncolonize civil society civil society organizations Rotary International Headstart |
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Throughout history the agency of social citizenship has resulted in actions that both include and exclude certain individuals and groups through political, economic, and civic interaction. This creates abject spaces of limited rights, inclusion and belonging. Divergent and nested lived experiences of how processes and practices of social citizenship are enacted, embodied, and emplaced necessitate a re-problematizing of the context from the hegemonic view of Canada as a pluralistic liberal multicultural state to one where multiple divergent epistemologies collide in a state of continued settler colonialism. This comparative case study in the Pacific Northwest of what is now called Canada explores how two civil society organizations (CSOs) facilitate or hinder Settler and Indigenous individuals’, groups’, and communities’ agency through social action. CSOs are sites of social action that have the power to create spaces where all citizens have a voice in their own social well-being through participation, partnership, and power sharing. The re-problematizing allows for the exploration of how the reframing of political and civil space impacts interactions and relationships to investigate what these sites tell us about participants’ perceptions and lived experiences of interlocking oppressions, power, and agency in the lived experience of processes and practices of social citizenship. |
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Henderson, Ailsa Kennedy, James |
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Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest |
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changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the pacific northwest |
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The University of Edinburgh |
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2022 |
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Yukon Canada Pacific British Columbia Dun |
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