Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction 1
5. Aboriginal Urbanization in Canada: Background 21
6. The Urbanization of Aboriginal Populations in Canada 29
7. Urban Aboriginality as a Distinctive Identity, in Twelve Parts 46
8. Breaching Reserve Boundaries 69
9. “I Basically Mostly Stick with My Own Kind” 88
10. Being Métis 110
11. Laying the Groundwork for Co-Production 132
12. Increasing the Depth of Our Civic Identity 151
13. American Indian Urbanization in the United States 167
14. American Indians and Alaska Natives in Urban Environments 173
15. “Being Indian in the City” 193
16. Dancing into Place 216
17. Aboriginal Urbanization in Australia 231
18. Indigenous Urbanization in Australia 237
19. Aboriginal Identity and Place in the Intercultural Settings of Metropolitan Australia 256
20. Aboriginal Youth, Work, and Aspiration in Sydney’s Redfern-Waterloo Region 282
21. Māori Urbanization in New Zealand 305
22. The Structure of Urban Māori Identities 311
23. Māori and Environmental Justice 334
24. Producing Indigeneity 354
25. Conclusion 377
26. Contributors 388
27. Index 393