Works Cited

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction 1
5. PART 1 Power and Identity
6. 1 Indigenous Futures and Reconciliation in a Colonized West 21
7. 2 What Does “Western Political Culture” Mean in the Twenty-First Century? 39
8. 3 Women Challenging Political Power in the West 61
9. 4 Western Settlement as a Masculine Class Project 81
10. PART 2 Political Ideology and Democracy
11. 5 Western Conservativism and the Challenges of Wexit and Resentment-Based Populism 103
12. 6 The Western Left 127
13. 7 Struggles over Democracy in the West 143
14. PART 3 New Prisms on Western Politics
15. 8 Western Canadian Capitalism(s) and the “Alberta Advantage” 171
16. 9 Workers and the Impasse of Working-Class Politics in the West 198
17. 10 Reimagining and Decolonizing Health for a More Equitable West 231
18. 11 Considering Encampments as Indigenous Radical Democratic Politics in the West’s Past, Present, and Futures 255
19. Works Cited 279
20. Contributors 319
21. Index 322