Assistant Professor
Phone:
519-824-4120 ext 52177
Email:
Office:
Hutt 347
Stanley, Anna
Research Interests and Areas of Expertise
- Indigenous environmental justice
- Canadian environmental policy & resource governance
- Settler colonialism and resource governance
- Uranium mining and radioactive governance
- Mineral exploration financing, taxation, and regulation
- Indigenous sovereignty and struggles for self determination
- Neoliberalization of Canadian environmental policy
- Political economies of settler colonialism
- Research methods: decolonizing research; community engaged research
- Critical Theory
Reconciling sovereignties: Settler colonialism and the political economy of environmental and resource governance in Canada. With Community Partners: The Indigenous Network on Economies and Trade and Mining Watch (SSHRCC Partnership Development Grant co-applicant)
Stanley, A. E. (2019). Aligning against Indigenous jurisdiction: Worker savings, colonial capital and the Canada Infrastructure Bank. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 1-19, doi: 10.1177/0263775819855404
Stanley, A. E. (forthcoming). Who dies for Canada?: How settler colonial dispossession funds the state. In Press, In Tough, David & Elsbeth Heaman (Eds.), Who Pays For Canada: Taxes and Fairness (McGill-Queens University Press) (pp. 1-26).
Stanley, Anna 2016. Resilient settler colonialism: “Responsible Resource Development,” “flow-through” financing and the risk management of Indigenous sovereignty in Canada. Environment and Planning A 48(12):2422-2442
Stanley, Anna 2015. Wasted life: Labour, liveliness and the production of value. Antipode 47(3):792-811
Stanley, Anna 2014. (with Sedef Arat- Koc, Laurie Bertram and Hayden King). Intervention: Addressing the Indigenous-immigration “parallax gap”. Antipode Available online: http://antipodefoundation.org/2014/06/18/addressing-the-Indigenous-immigration-parallax-gap/
Stanley, Anna 2013. Natures of risk: Capital, rule, and production of difference. Geoforum 45:5-16