Changing stinking thinking: a comparative case study of the enactment, embodiment, and emplacement of social citizenship in the Pacific Northwest

• Main Author: Chamberlain, Shirley-pat
• Other Authors: Henderson, Ailsa, Kennedy, James
• Format: Doctoral or Postdoctoral Thesis
• Language: English
• Published: The University of Edinburgh 2022
• Subjects: 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; Pacific; Dun
• Online Access: https://hdl.handle.net/1842/38983; https://doi.org/10.7488/era/2234

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...