selected scholarly activity
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books
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journal articles
- Indigenous Brooklyn: Ironworking, Little Caughnawaga, and Kanien'kehá:ka Nationhood in the Twentieth Century. American Quarterly. 75:27-50. 2023
- Sport-for-development and the failure of aboriginal subjecthood: re-imagining lacrosse as resurgence in indigenous communities. Settler Colonial Studies. 9:457-478. 2019
- Raven Plays Ball: Situating “Indian Sports Days” within Indigenous and Colonial Spaces in Twentieth-Century Coastal British Columbia. Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d'histoire. 50:442-468. 2015
- Playing the Creator’s Game on God’s Day: The Controversy of Sunday Lacrosse Games in Haudenosaunee Communities, 1916-24. Journal of Canadian Studies. 49:111-143. 2015
- Aboriginal Peoples and Sport in Canada: Historical Foundations and Contemporary Issues. Canadian Historical Review, The. 95:117-119. 2014
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other
- (1) Claiming ’Our Game’: Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Lacrosse and the Performance of Indigenous Nationhood in the Early Twentieth Century \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- (1) Engendering Nationality: Haudenosaunee Tradition, Sport, and the Lines of Gender \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- (1) Mobilizing Indigenous Self-Determination in Unexpected Places \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- (1) Playing the Creator’s Game on God’s Day: The Controversy of Sunday Lacrosse Games in Haudenosaunee Communities, 1916-1924 \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- (1) Raven Plays Ball: Situating ’Indian Sports Days’ Within Indigenous and Colonial Spaces in Twentieth-Century Coastal British Columbia \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- (1) Remembering One of Kahnawake’s Greatest Lacrosse Rivalries \textbar Allan Downey - Academia.edu
- Racialized and Sporting Spaces on Canada’s West Coast - UTP Journals Blog
- Racialized and Sporting Spaces on Canada’s West Coast - UTP Journals Blog