Decolonizing cascadia?

Authors

Wes Attewell
Dan Cohen
Juliane Collard
Rosemary Collard
Lisa Dumoulin
May Farrales
Alan Grove
Jessica Hallenbeck
Sarah Hunt
Samuel Johns
Kyle Loewen
Jonathan Luedee
Alan McConchie
Paige Patchin
Sage Ponder
Sarah Mathisen Przedpelska
Carolyn Prouse
Duncan Ranslem
Max Ritts, Clark UniversityFollow
Emily Rosenman
Sam Walker
Sophie Webber

Document Type

Article

Abstract

This essay reflects on attempts to organize a conference that sought to trouble the colonial nature of conference structures, academic knowledges and hierarchies, and the ‘Cascadia’ bioregion of Northwestern North America.

Publication Title

ACME

Publication Date

2014

Volume

13

Issue

3

First Page

595

Last Page

604

ISSN

1492-9732

Keywords

critical geographies, Cascadia, conferences, decolonization

Repository Citation

Attewell, Wes; Cohen, Dan; Collard, Juliane; Collard, Rosemary; Dumoulin, Lisa; Farrales, May; Grove, Alan; Hallenbeck, Jessica; Hunt, Sarah; Johns, Samuel; Loewen, Kyle; Luedee, Jonathan; McConchie, Alan; Patchin, Paige; Ponder, Sage; Przedpelska, Sarah Mathisen; Prouse, Carolyn; Ranslem, Duncan; Ritts, Max; Rosenman, Emily; Walker, Sam; and Webber, Sophie, "Decolonizing cascadia?" (2014). Geography. 810.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_geography/810

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