The Colonial Construction of Indian Country : Native American Literatures and Federal Indian Law Featured New Releases Métis and French-Canadian
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The Colonial Construction of Indian Country : Native American Literatures and Federal Indian Law Featured New Releases Métis and French Canadian Métis and French Canadian as seen from both sides a special issue of South Atlantic Quarterly which won the award for the best special issue of an academic journal in 2011 given by the Council of Editors of Learned Journals and was acknowledged for "Outstanding Indigenous Scholarship" in the same year by the American Indian and Alaska Native Professors Association With a focus on resistance to the colonial regime of federal Indian law
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