HIS395H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Lake Superior, Matrilocal Residence, Human Geography
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Place, borders, and naions: canadian, indigenous, and transnaional history. Theres no museum dedicated to toronto"s history or toronto"s past. There"s no explicit historical ie to toronto"s past. Refugees: you cant study syrian refugees by studying them going from syria to canada, you have to study everything in between they"re european migraion for example. Transnaional is sort of across diferent naions oten in respect to borders. These borders do things and have afects, someimes indigenous communiies fall between two naion states, therefore what does borders mean to them: she develops this idea of border imperialism and is seen through these 4 aspects, 1. Mass displacement of impoverished and colonized communiies largely by transnaional capital (chiely based in north america and europe) and the ever harsher borders they face: 2. Criminalizaion of migraion and increasingly harsh penalies on aliens" or. Entrenchment of radicalized hierarchy of ciizenship within naion states (who does/does not belong: 4.
