Neighbours and Networks

This economic growth and success was built on the successful interactions of Indigenous and settler-colonial people, systems, and cultures. In Neighbourhoods and Networks Keith Regular fills the gap left by a Canadian historiography that largely ignores the economic associations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. He refutes the perception that Indigenous communities have played only a minor role in regional development, instead showing the development of a cross-cultural, cooperative, and mutually beneficial economic relationship in the post-Treaty period on the Canadian plains.
[Calgary: 2009]

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