Colluding with the Enemy? Nationalism and Depictions of "Aboriginality" in Canadian Olympic Moments

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• The Transformation of Security Planning for the Olympics

  Dominique Clément•Terrorism and Political Violence•2017

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• First-Year International Students and the Language of Indigenous Studies

  Katja Thieme, Jennifer Walsh Marr•College Composition and…•2023

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• Debunking the Myth of Canada as a Non-Colonial Power

  L Midzain-Gobin, Heather A Smith et al.•The American Review of Canadian…•2020

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• Settled Memories on Stolen Land

  Chalmers Chalmers•The American Indian Quarterly•2019

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• Reflections on the Illusory and Forgetful Geographies of Settler Colonialism

  Open Access•Neil Nunn•Human Geography•2015

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• Beyond the island story

  Catherine Baker•Rethinking History•2014

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• Tracing and troubling continuities between ableism and colonialism in Canada

  Emily Hutcheon, Emily J Hutcheon et al.•Disability & Society•2019

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• Gay Pride on Stolen Land

  Heather Sykes•Sociology of Sport Journal•2015

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• Fear of Small Numbers

  Open Access•A Appadurai, Benjamin Lee et al.•Fear of Small Numbers•2006

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• Olympic spectacle

  Open Access•Alan Tomlinson•Media Culture & Society•1996

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• Conquest

  Andrea Smith•Conquest•2005

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• Branding Territory

  Open Access•Peter Van Ham•Millennium Journal of International…•2002

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• When the Other is Me

  Emma Larocque•When The Other Is Me Native…•2011

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