POLS 4185 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Precarity, Patrilineality, Developmentalism

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Indigenous women

Colonial legislation, policies, and practice redefined gender roles and

relationships among First nations peoples

Matrilineal to patrilineal

Male-dominated first nations organizations

Pitting Indian rights against Indian women’s rights

The city vs. the reserve

Reinstitutions.. but lack of resources

Colonial interventions have contributed to a definition of a collective first nations

identity which excludes first nations women

Exam

3-4 questions, write about 2

Each question 3 pages doubled space

Precarity and carcerality – Keynesian, new liberalism – life becoming more

precarity

Precarity manifested in forms of prisons, debts, carcerality – increasing carcerality

Indigenous, colonialism and patriarchy – possible question for exam (Pratt

readings)

How colonialism has been interrelated with patriarchy and sexism – employ

intersectionality approach

Also another question, primitive accumulation – covered when we read

colonialism, mcnally piece and chapter two/intro of white masks

Indignity

Primitive accumulation – accumulation by dispossession, capitalist expansion

via violence and take over of lands

Chapter 2- pipeline, cuts through indigenous property

Capitalist time is precious and indigenous land is impt – land is way more of a big

deal

Also involves proletariat of social relations, continuous capitalist process

Time and place of capitalist and society, land is changing but for them land means

so much more

 Carceral relations in P.A. – permanent accumulation exists today, through

locking in prisons rather than violence

Marxism and Settler Colonialism

Indigenous studies vs. Marxism

Primitive accumulation

Temporality of PM

Accumulation by dispossession (D. Harvey)

The primary motive is not race, but access to territory

Hierarchical social relations that continue to facilitate dispossession

Normative developmentalism

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Colonial legislation, policies, and practice redefined gender roles and relationships among first nations peoples. Pitting indian rights against indian women"s rights. Colonial interventions have contributed to a definition of a collective first nations identity which excludes first nations women. Precarity and carcerality keynesian, new liberalism life becoming more precarity. Precarity manifested in forms of prisons, debts, carcerality increasing carcerality. Indigenous, colonialism and patriarchy possible question for exam (pratt readings) How colonialism has been interrelated with patriarchy and sexism employ intersectionality approach. Also another question, primitive accumulation covered when we read colonialism, mcnally piece and chapter two/intro of white masks. Primitive accumulation accumulation by dispossession, capitalist expansion via violence and take over of lands. Chapter 2- pipeline, cuts through indigenous property. Capitalist time is precious and indigenous land is impt land is way more of a big deal. Also involves proletariat of social relations, continuous capitalist process.

POLS 4185 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Precarity, Patrilineality, Developmentalism

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