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Introduction: what's done to the people is done to the land / Daniel Heath Justice and Jean M. O'Brien
$85 an acre / Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Part I: Family narrations of privatization. tyiptukiłhi wa tyiptutyini, where are you from and where are you going? patterns, parcels, and place nitspu tiłhin ktityutityu / Sarah Biscarra Dilley
Narrated nationhood and imagined belonging: fanciful family sotires and kinship legacies of allotment / Daniel Heath Justice
Making Mahnomen home: the Dawes Act and Ojibwe mobility in grandma's stories / Jean M. O'Brien
The world of paper, restoring relations, and the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe / Nick Estes
"What should we do?" Returning fractionated allotments back to the tribes
one family's story / Sheryl Lightfoot
Allotment speculations: the emergence of land memory / Joseph M. Pierce
Interlude: kinscape / Marilyn Dumont
Part II: Racial and gender taxonomies. Blut und Boden: "mixed-bloods" and Métis in U.S. allotment and Canadian enfranchisement policies / Darren O'Toole
Extinguishing the dead: colonial anxieties and Métis scrip at the fringe of focus / Jennifer Adese
Makhóčhe Khípi: a Dakota family story of race, land, and dispossession before the Dawes Act / Jameson R. Sweet
Anishinaabe women and the struggle for indigenous land rights in northern Michigan, 1836-1887
You can hear locusts in the heat of the summer / Candessa Tehee
Interlude: Amikode / Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Part III: Privatization as state violence. Itinerant indigeneities: navigating Guåhan's treacherous roads through CHamoru feminist pathways / Christine Taitano DeLisle and Vicente M. Diaz
Settler colonial purchase: privatizing Hawaiian land / J. Kēhaulani Kauanui
The enduring confiscation of indigenous allotments in the national interest: Pōkaewhenua 1961-1969 / Dione Payne
"Why does a hat need so much land?" / Shiri Pasternak
Stories of American Indian freedom: the privatization of American Indian resources from allotment to the present / William Bauer
The incorporation of life and land: the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act / Benjamin Hugh Velaise
Interlude: Long live Deatnu and the grand allotment / Rauna Kuokkanen
Part IV: Resistance and resurgence. Indigenous and traditional rewilding in Finland and Sámpi: enacting the rights and governance of North Karelian ICCAs and Skolt Sámi / Tero Mustonen and Pauliina Feodoroff
Settler colonial Mexico and indigenous primordial titles / Kelly S. McDonough
"Our divine right to land": the struggle against privatization of Nahua communal lands / Argelia Segovia Liga
After property: the Sakhina struggle in late Ottoman and British-ruled Palestine, 1876-1948 / Munir Fakher Eldin
How to get a home, how to work, and how to live / Khal Schneider
Petitioning allotment: collectivist stories of indigenous solidarity / Michael P. Taylor
I do what I do for the language: land and Choctaw language and cultural revitalization / Megan Baker
Tse Wahzhazhe / Ruby Hansen Murray
Afterword: indigenous foresight under duress and the modern applicability of allotment agreements / Stacy L. Leeds
$85 an acre / Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Part I: Family narrations of privatization. tyiptukiłhi wa tyiptutyini, where are you from and where are you going? patterns, parcels, and place nitspu tiłhin ktityutityu / Sarah Biscarra Dilley
Narrated nationhood and imagined belonging: fanciful family sotires and kinship legacies of allotment / Daniel Heath Justice
Making Mahnomen home: the Dawes Act and Ojibwe mobility in grandma's stories / Jean M. O'Brien
The world of paper, restoring relations, and the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe / Nick Estes
"What should we do?" Returning fractionated allotments back to the tribes
one family's story / Sheryl Lightfoot
Allotment speculations: the emergence of land memory / Joseph M. Pierce
Interlude: kinscape / Marilyn Dumont
Part II: Racial and gender taxonomies. Blut und Boden: "mixed-bloods" and Métis in U.S. allotment and Canadian enfranchisement policies / Darren O'Toole
Extinguishing the dead: colonial anxieties and Métis scrip at the fringe of focus / Jennifer Adese
Makhóčhe Khípi: a Dakota family story of race, land, and dispossession before the Dawes Act / Jameson R. Sweet
Anishinaabe women and the struggle for indigenous land rights in northern Michigan, 1836-1887
You can hear locusts in the heat of the summer / Candessa Tehee
Interlude: Amikode / Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Part III: Privatization as state violence. Itinerant indigeneities: navigating Guåhan's treacherous roads through CHamoru feminist pathways / Christine Taitano DeLisle and Vicente M. Diaz
Settler colonial purchase: privatizing Hawaiian land / J. Kēhaulani Kauanui
The enduring confiscation of indigenous allotments in the national interest: Pōkaewhenua 1961-1969 / Dione Payne
"Why does a hat need so much land?" / Shiri Pasternak
Stories of American Indian freedom: the privatization of American Indian resources from allotment to the present / William Bauer
The incorporation of life and land: the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act / Benjamin Hugh Velaise
Interlude: Long live Deatnu and the grand allotment / Rauna Kuokkanen
Part IV: Resistance and resurgence. Indigenous and traditional rewilding in Finland and Sámpi: enacting the rights and governance of North Karelian ICCAs and Skolt Sámi / Tero Mustonen and Pauliina Feodoroff
Settler colonial Mexico and indigenous primordial titles / Kelly S. McDonough
"Our divine right to land": the struggle against privatization of Nahua communal lands / Argelia Segovia Liga
After property: the Sakhina struggle in late Ottoman and British-ruled Palestine, 1876-1948 / Munir Fakher Eldin
How to get a home, how to work, and how to live / Khal Schneider
Petitioning allotment: collectivist stories of indigenous solidarity / Michael P. Taylor
I do what I do for the language: land and Choctaw language and cultural revitalization / Megan Baker
Tse Wahzhazhe / Ruby Hansen Murray
Afterword: indigenous foresight under duress and the modern applicability of allotment agreements / Stacy L. Leeds