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Settler Colonialism Uncovered: Launching Stage 1

by Ashley Wiersma | Sep 4, 2013 | CHI Project Info

At its most simplistic, settler colonialism was (and is) a process in which emigrants move(d) with the express purposes of territorial occupation and the formation of a new community rather than the extraction of labor or resources (however, these may have been or...

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