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ar-22457	Bowman, Norah	“The Elders Said if We Stop Fishing We Will Die, We Will No Longer Exist”: Hannah Arendt’s Black Holes, Canadian Corporate Mining Impunity, and Indigenous Narrative Resistance	2018	15	.pdf	application/pdf	5539	277	49	The assumption that Canada is essentially humanitarian explains why external and internal analysis of Canadian foreign policy often presents Canadian corporate human rights violations as “confused, rooted in a misunderstanding of the region, or as a simple expression of our subordinate relationship to the United States” (Gordon and Webber, 2016, 3). Of the mining resources listed on the TSE, many are located on the homes of indigenous people living in colonial states.	cache/ar-22457.pdf	txt/ar-22457.txt