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Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life Across the Border and Indigenous Sovereignty
"Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life Across the Borders examines how the international boundary between the United States and Canada disrupts, reshapes, and is continuously challenged by the political and daily lives of the Mohawk people at Kahnawà:ke. Written by anthropologist Audra Simpson and published in 2014 by Duke University Press, the text serves as a cornerstone for contemporary studies of Indigenous sovereignty, settler colonialism, and national identity in North America. Introduction to Mohawk Interruptus and Its Central Frameworks The political life of Indigenous nations intersected by state-drawn international boundaries is frequen..."
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