Focusing on Israel/Palestine, this article explores the role of anticolonial settler-citizens, discussing how they may advance or impede struggles to dismantle settler state. It shows in states citizenship is founded on, and functions through, violence. then analyses colonial condition imposes a set paradoxes those settler-citizens who wish resist condition, thus limiting possibilities for soli...

Remote and rural First Nation (Indigenous) communities are in a constant struggle to maintain their autonomy in a settler colonial political and economic structure attempting to force community members’ migration off their traditional lands to urban centres. This paper describes how First Nations in Northwestern Ontario are using social media along with locally owned and managed information and...

This paper analyses the historical relationship between exports, imports, and national income growth in Australia and Canada, using over 100 years of data for each country. I test for the presence of ìexport-led growthî and ìimport-led growthî in both countries over several time intervals, interpreting these concepts to mean a unidirectional causal ordering. I find no evidence to support the ex...

Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) fly ash contains significant amounts of leachable metals, and is therefore considered as hazardous waste. The increased amounts of fly ash generated cause environmental issues, management costs and accumulation of valuable metals in landfills. All these factors contribute to an increased interest in recognizing the ash as an urban mining target of metal...

In an era of postcolonialism and postcolonization, Indigenous struggles continue. Within 'settler societies' issues of dispossession particularly of lands remain largely unresolved. As part of the discipline of geography's active movement away from its colonizing project, this introduction to this special edition of Geografiska Annaler B seeks to (re)focus a disciplinary lens, and (re)open a di...

Economic options to retrofit wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) without tertiary treatments need be explored. In this regard, bioelectrochemical systems (BES) can hybridized with existing technologies, upgrading the removal performance of original techniques while avoiding replacement costs. Yet, few demonstrations merged have been given. For first time, in work it was built a lab-scale model ...

This paper traces the trajectory of scholarship on settler colonial city and argues that this literature could pay closer attention to dynamic circulations, movements, mobilities constitute sustain urban space. It foregrounds ways movement commodities, capital, people must be assiduously managed in order preserve relations beyond. Building existing work, it “settler urbanism” operates as a regi...