Is Canada worth saving? Toward the Canadian nation-without-a-state

Authors

  • Daniel Platts

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25071/yb008f43

Author Biography

  • Daniel Platts

    Daniel Platts is a third-year PhD student in the Social and Political Thought Program at York University researching the relation of ideological fantasy to state violence in settler-colonial contexts, while building countersurveillance tools to aid abolitionist movements. Outside academia, he plays bass with Discontinuity and organizes with Community Fridge T.O.

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Published

2023-04-01

Issue

Spring 2023: (Re)studying, (re)imagining, (re)presenting Canada through fatigue and hope

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Is Canada worth saving? Toward the Canadian nation-without-a-state. (2023). Canada Watch. https://doi.org/10.25071/yb008f43