Infrastructures as colonial beachheads: The Central Arizona Project and the taking of Navajo resources

Overview of attention for article published in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, February 2021

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RT @AmberMurrey: In ‘Infrastructures as colonial beachheads’, Andrew Curley @wahgraphy shows how colonial difference is inscribed through i…

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In ‘Infrastructures as colonial beachheads’, Andrew Curley @wahgraphy shows how colonial difference is inscribed through infrastructures, as ‘infrastructures that arrive in some places while [being] denied in others’ https://t.co/QfvIs3gHbE 9/

16 Jan 2023

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@EAKoebele Highly recommend this and other works by @wahgraphy https://t.co/wsPZ71GgIv

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