Présentation

TL;DR: Transnationalism and identity are concepts that inherently call for juxtaposition as discussed by the authors, which is so because many peoples' transnational networks of exchange and participation are grounded upon some perception of common identity; conversely, the identities of numerous individuals and groups of people are negotiated within social worlds that span more than one place.

TL;DR: Using the concepts of white supremacy, anti-Black, and anti-Native racism in conjunction with the notion of the exalted national subject (Thobani, 2007), this article argued that any understanding of the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Black children in the care of child welfare services must be located within the wider narrative that has underpinned the formation of the post-war welfare state.

TL;DR: The consolidation of the social work profession in Canada was critical to the settler colonial project as mentioned in this paper, parallel to the rise of the modern police force, the accounting bureaucracy, and the colonial...