- Morgensen, Scott Lauria. 2012. “Destabilizing the Settler Academy: The Decolonial Effects of Indigenous Methodologies.” American Quarterly, Vol. 64, No. 4, pp. 805-808. Baltimore, United States: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
- Abstract：
The academy forms within setter society as an apparatus of colonization. Indigenous researchers critically engage its colonial power by practicing Indigenous methodologies: an act that also implicates non-Indigenous people in challenging the settler academy. Indigenous methodologies do not merely model Indigenous research. By exposing normative knowledge production as being not only non-Indigenous but colonial, they denaturalize power within settlers society and ground knowledge production in decolonization.