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“Race-Making and the State: Between Postracial Neoliberalism

8-10 October 2010

University of Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Confirmed speakers include:

Clare Bradford, Trudeau Fellow, Deakon University, Australia and Visiting Professor, University of Winnipeg.
Maria Campbell, Métis author, playwright, broadcaster, filmmaker and Trudeau Mentor, Athabasca University.
Angela P. Harris, Professor of Law and Acting Vice-Dean for Faculty Research and Development, Berkeley Law School and Bady Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Buffalo Law School.
Emma LaRocque, author, poet and Professor of Native Studies, University of Manitoba.
Tracey Lindberg, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa and Director, Indigenous Studies, Athabasca University • L. H. M. Ling, The New School Graduate Program in International Affairs.
Steven Loft, National Visiting Fellow, Ryerson University and Scholar-in-Residence Ryerson gallery and Research Centre.
Patricia Monture, Professor of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan.
Sherene Razack, Professor, OISE/University of Toronto.
Narda Razack, Professor of Social Work and Associate Dean (Faculty), Faculty of Lberal Arts and Professional Studies at York University • Sunera Thobani, Associate professor, Gender and Women’s Studies, University of British Columbia.
Mustapha Marrouchi, Professor of English and Rogers Fellow in Post-colonial Literature, University of Nevada-Las Vegas.
Robert A. Williams, Jr., Professor, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy, University of Arizona.

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