Vol 8, No 1 (2014)

Criminology and Justice Studies - Indigenous Perspectives and Counter Colonial Criminology

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The special issue was co-edited by Juan Marcellus Tauri of University of Wollongong and Dr. Antje Deckert of Auckland University of Technology.

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Indigenous Perspectives and Counter Colonial Criminology
Juan Marcellus Tauri, Antje Deckert
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Articles

Indigenous European Justice and Other Indigenous Justices
Biko Agozino
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Criminal Justice as a Colonial Project in Contemporary Settler Colonialism
Juan Marcellus Tauri, Ngati Porou
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Neo-Colonial Criminology: Quantifying the Silence
Antje Deckert
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Authoritarian Criminology and the Racial Profiling Debate in Canada: Scientism as Epistemic Violence
Tamari Kitossa
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Indigenous Feminists are Too Sexy for Your Heteropatriarchal Settler Colonialism
Andrea Smith
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If Those Old Women Catch You, You're Going To Cop It': Night Patrols, Indigenous Women, and Place Based Sovereignty in Outback Australia
Harry Blagg, Thalia Anthony
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Biko Agozino and Justice for All
Joey Lywak
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