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Simon Maraud works at the Department of Geography, at Laval University (Canada) and at Limoges University (France). He does research in critical geography regarding the capitalistic exploitation of natural resources and the notion of decolonization in Indigenous territories. He works with two Indigenous peoples: the Cree (in Quebec) and the Sami (in Sweden). He analyzes the “decolonization” processes in Eeyou Istchee and in Sápmi with a critical approach.
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