Chapter 1 Introduction: Questioning Indigenous-Settler Relations: Reconciliation, Recognition, Responsibility

Chapter 2 Registers of Relationality for Knowing Indigenous-Settler Politics

Chapter 3 Settler-Colonial Governmentality: The Carceral Webs Woven by Law and Politics

Chapter 4 Writing as Kin: Producing Ethical Histories Through Collaboration in Unexpected Places. Researching F.W. Albrecht, Assimilation Policy and Lutheran Experiments in Aboriginal Education

Chapter 5 Analysing the Indigenous News Network in Action: IndigenousX, The Guardian and the Wakul App

Chapter 6 The Politics of (Dis)Trust in Indigenous Help-Seeking

Chapter 7 Capitalising on Success: Relationality and Indigenous Higher Education Futures

Chapter 8 Preparing for the Gift: Two Educator’s Perspectives on Practicing Indigenous-Settler Relations in the Classroom

Chapter 10 Separatism as a Mode of Relations: Practicing Indigenous Resurgence and Nationhood in the 21st Century