Inter‐national affairs: Indigeneity, Globality and the Canadian state

Since the early‐1990s, Indigenous voices in global politics have been growing in strength, in numbers, and in their demonstrated ability to affect outcomes on a range of important issues. The latter, in particular, marks something of a triumph, following as it does on a long history of often‐outright refusal by states to take seriously and engage Indigenous diplomacies. It is argued here that the change attends a palpable shift from what can be …