Stéphane Guimont Marceau
Biographic Data
| ID | 657965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stéphane Guimont Marceau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stéphane Guimont |
| FAMILY NAME | Marceau |
| SIGNATURE | MARCEAU S G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Settler Urbanization and Indigenous Resistance
This article proposes to study a public square in Montreal, Québec, Canada, to illustrate how different processes of colonization, marginalization, and resistance take place in the city. The study of Cabot Square demonstrates the layers of Indigenous displacement and reappropriation that form the palimpsest inscribed in urban spaces. The authors shed new light on the contemporary context by studying it through the scale of a place and reinserting…
Layers of settler urbanization and indigenous relational place-making
Cities in settler colonial states imply a continuous settlement in Indigenous territories and on unceded land. With each layer of colonial enterprises, there is also Indigenous resistance to it, which in turn brings on new interruptions and displacements. Each layer relates to previous ones and, as an urban palimpsest, public spaces become multilayered places, with permanent processes of displacements and dispossession and re-territorialization a…
Settler-colonial urbanisms
The past few years have seen a groundswell of geographic scholarship on settler colonialism and its manifold articulations with the urban, from the historical development of cities to ongoing logics and practices of colonization and resistance alike. Given this growing attention to “settler-colonial urbanism” – as well as concerns that a focus thereupon risks obscuring Indigenous theories and practices – the goal of this Debates & Interventions f…
Des relations comme support de méthodes de recherche participatives
Cet article présente une réflexion concernant les approches décoloniales en sciences sociales, à partir d'un processus de cartographie participative avec de jeunes Autochtones en milieu urbain (Montréal, Québec, Canada). S'engager dans une recherche significative avec les communautés autochtones urbaines implique de répondre à deux problèmes principaux. Premièrement, la colonialité de l'espace urbain, lieu de dépossession, d'exclusion et d'invisi…
Approaching violence against Indigenous women in the Americas from relational, intersectional and multiscalar perspectives
L’épidémie de violence à l’égard des femmes autochtones dans les Amériques révèle une vaste dynamique sociale qui traverse les frontières nationales et régionales. La violence de la colonisation et de l’exploitation se reproduit à différentes échelles, du foyer à la scène internationale, en plaçant les femmes autochtones dans des espaces d’exclusion, en marge de l’État et de la société, où la violence peut se déployer et se reproduire en toute im…
Dialogue divides if it is not fair
The contemporary contours of citizenship and socio-spatial relationships between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Québec, Canada, are changing. Indigenous youth contribute in important ways to those changes. While some youth have become involved in formal sites of politics, others work in diverse settings weaving together a fragile network of sites and spaces that collectively challenge deeply engrained colonial relationships and division of sp…
Territoire et actions collectives atikamekw nehirowisiwok dans l'espace médiatique québécois
The reception by the media of Indigenous peoples' political actions raises the issues of the discourses and representations at work in the public space. This paper examines how the Atikamekw Nehirowisiw Nation, their territorialities and political actions are represented by French‐speaking written media in Quebec. What are the discourses mobilized to apprehend the issues related to their land claims and contestation? By mobilizing a corpus of new…
Urban Indigenous cultural productions in Quebec
This article aims to address a gap in research regarding the dynamics that underpin Indigenous cultural productions in urban areas in Quebec (Canada), to gain an understanding of conditions, practices and relationships surrounding urban Indigenous cultural productions, and to examine their role in cultural reconstruction. The research findings point to how urban Indigenous cultural productions are vital to the survival and reconstruction of Indig…
Autonomie et Développement en Territoire Zapatiste
Le mouvement zapatiste a développé, depuis plus de 15 ans, une relation singulière au territoire, qui s'exprime particulièrement par l'autonomie de facto instaurée pour assurer sa gouverne. Cette autonomie est ancrée dans des institutions politiques et des organisations sociales auxquels participent la population. Ces espaces propres entraînent de nouvelles pratiques sociales, économiques et politiques de participation citoyenne. L'ensemble de ce…
Settler-colonial urbanisms
The past few years have seen a groundswell of geographic scholarship on settler colonialism and its manifold articulations with the urban, from the historical development of cities to ongoing logics and practices of colonization and resistance alike. Given this growing attention to “settler-colonial urbanism” – as well as concerns that a focus thereupon risks obscuring Indigenous theories and practices – the goal of this Debates & Interventions f…
Layers of settler urbanization and indigenous relational place-making
Cities in settler colonial states imply a continuous settlement in Indigenous territories and on unceded land. With each layer of colonial enterprises, there is also Indigenous resistance to it, which in turn brings on new interruptions and displacements. Each layer relates to previous ones and, as an urban palimpsest, public spaces become multilayered places, with permanent processes of displacements and dispossession and re-territorialization a…
Approaching violence against Indigenous women in the Americas from relational, intersectional and multiscalar perspectives
L’épidémie de violence à l’égard des femmes autochtones dans les Amériques révèle une vaste dynamique sociale qui traverse les frontières nationales et régionales. La violence de la colonisation et de l’exploitation se reproduit à différentes échelles, du foyer à la scène internationale, en plaçant les femmes autochtones dans des espaces d’exclusion, en marge de l’État et de la société, où la violence peut se déployer et se reproduire en toute im…
Dialogue divides if it is not fair
The contemporary contours of citizenship and socio-spatial relationships between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Québec, Canada, are changing. Indigenous youth contribute in important ways to those changes. While some youth have become involved in formal sites of politics, others work in diverse settings weaving together a fragile network of sites and spaces that collectively challenge deeply engrained colonial relationships and division of sp…
Autonomie et Développement en Territoire Zapatiste
Le mouvement zapatiste a développé, depuis plus de 15 ans, une relation singulière au territoire, qui s'exprime particulièrement par l'autonomie de facto instaurée pour assurer sa gouverne. Cette autonomie est ancrée dans des institutions politiques et des organisations sociales auxquels participent la population. Ces espaces propres entraînent de nouvelles pratiques sociales, économiques et politiques de participation citoyenne. L'ensemble de ce…
Urban Indigenous cultural productions in Quebec
This article aims to address a gap in research regarding the dynamics that underpin Indigenous cultural productions in urban areas in Quebec (Canada), to gain an understanding of conditions, practices and relationships surrounding urban Indigenous cultural productions, and to examine their role in cultural reconstruction. The research findings point to how urban Indigenous cultural productions are vital to the survival and reconstruction of Indig…
Territoire et actions collectives atikamekw nehirowisiwok dans l'espace médiatique québécois
The reception by the media of Indigenous peoples' political actions raises the issues of the discourses and representations at work in the public space. This paper examines how the Atikamekw Nehirowisiw Nation, their territorialities and political actions are represented by French‐speaking written media in Quebec. What are the discourses mobilized to apprehend the issues related to their land claims and contestation? By mobilizing a corpus of new…
Approaching violence against Indigenous women in the Americas from relational, intersectional and multiscalar perspectives
L’épidémie de violence à l’égard des femmes autochtones dans les Amériques révèle une vaste dynamique sociale qui traverse les frontières nationales et régionales. La violence de la colonisation et de l’exploitation se reproduit à différentes échelles, du foyer à la scène internationale, en plaçant les femmes autochtones dans des espaces d’exclusion, en marge de l’État et de la société, où la violence peut se déployer et se reproduire en toute im…
Dialogue divides if it is not fair
The contemporary contours of citizenship and socio-spatial relationships between Indigenous peoples and settlers in Québec, Canada, are changing. Indigenous youth contribute in important ways to those changes. While some youth have become involved in formal sites of politics, others work in diverse settings weaving together a fragile network of sites and spaces that collectively challenge deeply engrained colonial relationships and division of sp…
Layers of settler urbanization and indigenous relational place-making
Cities in settler colonial states imply a continuous settlement in Indigenous territories and on unceded land. With each layer of colonial enterprises, there is also Indigenous resistance to it, which in turn brings on new interruptions and displacements. Each layer relates to previous ones and, as an urban palimpsest, public spaces become multilayered places, with permanent processes of displacements and dispossession and re-territorialization a…
Settler-colonial urbanisms
The past few years have seen a groundswell of geographic scholarship on settler colonialism and its manifold articulations with the urban, from the historical development of cities to ongoing logics and practices of colonization and resistance alike. Given this growing attention to “settler-colonial urbanism” – as well as concerns that a focus thereupon risks obscuring Indigenous theories and practices – the goal of this Debates & Interventions f…
Des relations comme support de méthodes de recherche participatives
Cet article présente une réflexion concernant les approches décoloniales en sciences sociales, à partir d'un processus de cartographie participative avec de jeunes Autochtones en milieu urbain (Montréal, Québec, Canada). S'engager dans une recherche significative avec les communautés autochtones urbaines implique de répondre à deux problèmes principaux. Premièrement, la colonialité de l'espace urbain, lieu de dépossession, d'exclusion et d'invisi…
Settler Urbanization and Indigenous Resistance
This article proposes to study a public square in Montreal, Québec, Canada, to illustrate how different processes of colonization, marginalization, and resistance take place in the city. The study of Cabot Square demonstrates the layers of Indigenous displacement and reappropriation that form the palimpsest inscribed in urban spaces. The authors shed new light on the contemporary context by studying it through the scale of a place and reinserting…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Indigenous (6 works) · Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Colonialism (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works)