Breaching the Colonial Contract: Anti-Colonialism in the US and Canada Book

Foreword—Peter McLaren Introduction—Arlo Kempf The Politics of the North American Colonial in 2009
Chapter One - Arlo Kempf Contemporary Anti-Colonialism: A Transhistorical Perspective Chapter Two - Ward Churchill Self-Determination and the Fourth World: An Introductory Survey Chapter Three - Dolores Calderon Making Explicit the Jurisprudential Foundations of Multiculturalism: The Continuing Challenges of Colonial Education in U.S. Schooling for Indigenous Education Chapter Four - Henri A. Giroux Paulo Freire and the Politics of Postcolonialism Chapter Five - Antonio Reyes López Disrupting the Colonial Present: Chicana/o Student Walk-outs, United States Colonialism, and Disciplinarity in El Paso, TX Chapter Six - Zainab Amadahy and Bonita Lawrence Indigenous Peoples and Black people in Canada: Settlers or Allies?
Chapter Seven - Paul Adjei and Rosina Agyepong Resistance from the margin: Voices of African-Canadian parents on Black focused Education Chapter Eight - Peter Sawchuk Through the Lobby and Into the Streets: Towards a Pedagogy of Anti-colonial Trade Unionism in Canada Chapter Nine - Katie Aubrecht and Tanya Titchkosky The Anguish of Power: Re-mapping Mental Diversity with an Anti-Colonial Compass Chapter Ten - Patrick S. De Walt The Harvesting of Intellectuals and Intellectual Labor: The University System as a Reconstructed/Continued Colonial Space for the Acquisition of Knowledge Chapter Eleven - Jonathon Langdon and Blane Harvey Building Anti-Colonial Spaces of Education: Challenges and Reflections Chapter Twelve - Laura King and John Hutnyk The Eighteenth Brumaire of Gaius Baltar: Colonialism reimagined in Battlestar Galactica Afterword - George J. Sefa Dei The Anti-Colonial Theory and the Question of Survival and Responsibility