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DESCRIPTION:In 1920\, Laura Kellogg (Oneida) proposed to use the law of inc
 orporation to shield Indigenous communities from hostile government policy
  and corrupt practices. Her plan was meant to secure “something in the ord
 er of self-government” at a time when genuine self-government was impossib
 le and when many Indigenous leaders had turned away from their traditions.
  As a model for organizing Indigenous life\, incorporation was a sustainab
 le solution to community disintegration. However\, it was (and is) neither
  an antidote to colonialism nor a template for Indigenous self-determinati
 on. As Kellogg’s efforts demonstrate\, Indigenous communities adopt strate
 gies\, like incorporation\, because there are no better choices before the
 m. The risk is that\, over time\, strategy will become reality\, and commu
 nity members will come to prefer the position of compromise over more radi
 cal alternatives. But\, in Kellogg’s case\, to be silent in the face of th
 e rule of another was not impotence but confidence in the resilience of he
 r community and the unpredictable nature of plural political power.\n
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LOCATION:Thomson House\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1Y2\, 3650 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:RGCS : Avigail Eisenberg “Misunderstanding Self-Government: Laura K
 ellogg and the Corporation as a Self-Governing Community”
URL:/lin-centre/channels/event/rgcs-avigail-eisenberg-
 misunderstanding-self-government-laura-kellogg-and-corporation-self-govern
 ing-358263
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