syllabus - Department of Political Science

March 18, 20,
22
March 25, 27,
29
April 1, 3, 5
April 8, 10, 12
Gender, Sovereignty,
Rights
NO CLASS: Spring
Break
Self-Determination:
International
Organizations and the
Law
The Politics of
Recognition
Alfred, “Sovereignty”
Perez, “Chamorro Resistance and Prospects for
Sovereignty in Guam”
Laulima:
Simpson, “Paths Toward a Mohawk Nation”
Barker, “Gender, Sovereignty, Rights”
Simpson, “From White to Red”
Laulima:
UN Declaration of Right of Indigenous Peoples
Laulima:
Klopotek
“The Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization
Act of 2009 (SB 1011),” and
Kauanui, “Precarious Positions: Native Hawaiians
and US Federal Recognition”
Nationalism
Self Determination
Federal Recognition
April 15,
April 17, 19
Critique of Recognition
and Rights
From Rights to
Regeneration: Anarcha-
Indigenism: What is
anarchism? How might
anarchist and indigenous
movements overlap?
Hearing on bill can be viewed at:
http://www.senate.gov/fplayers/I2009/urlPlayer.cfm
?fn=indian080609&st=1501&dur=10074
Laulima
Coulthard
Corntassel “Towards Sustainable Self-
Determination”
“A Basic Call to Consciousness;”
“What are Warrior Societies?”
and
Wasase: “first words” p.19-38; “rebellion of the
truth,” p. 39-100
4/19 Key Concept Presentation:
Anarchism
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