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Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1 Cooperation in International Political Economy -- 2 Aerospace Industries in Europe and America -- 3 Airbus Expansion and Export Finance, 1970-80 -- 4 The Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft3 -- 5 'Phoney War': The Launch of the A320 -- 6 The Height of Acrimony, 1985-88 -- 7 Negotiating the 1992 Airbus Accord -- Conclusion: Airbus Industrie and International Cooperation -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

The Council of the Haida Nation (CHN) is the National government of all Haida citizens—and their response to the COVID-19 pandemic on Haida Gwaii—is the central focus of this study. The CHN's response is contextualized through an analysis of governance structures, consideration of previous epidemics, diseases, and health inequalities. The research questions for this project include: (1) How did the CHN's role shift during the COVID-19 emergency response on Haida Gwaii; (2) What lessons can be garnered from the CHN's response to inform future Haida Nation governance? To explore these research questions I conducted semi-structured, in-depth interviews with a sample of seven people who were living on Haida Gwaii during the pandemic and had some involvement with the CHN. Following an iterative process of data analysis, four main themes emerged from the data. These themes encompassed the inclusive approach taken by the CHN, the tireless work a small group of people did, and the importance of jurisdiction and self-determination while also considering lessons learned and capacity. The findings demonstrated the importance of continued pushes for self-determination as well as the ability of the CHN to expand its governance role.

El gran mito intelectual de finales del siglo XX es que el siglo XXI iba a despertar en un mundo de fenómenos "pos": posindustrial, poscolonial y, el más importante, poscapitalista. En este artículo me baso en argumentos que, desarrollados previamente a favor de una praxis de la arqueología, buscan desafiar el statu quo y frenar el capitalismo acelerado. Aunque me siento escéptico acerca de los grandes planes para cambiar el mundo, sugiero que podemos ralentizar en algo al capitalismo acelerado. Podemos hacer esto tanto en la práctica de la arqueología como en el mundo en general. Las contradicciones del capitalismo acelerado dan forma a la práctica de la arqueología tanto en la gestión de los recursos culturales como en la academia. Asimismo, también podemos utilizar la arqueología para confrontar las falacias ideológicas que apoyan, naturalizan y justifican las crecientes desigualdades en la riqueza. Este artículo demuestra cómo la arqueología puede revelar tales falacias en el estudio de los derechos de los trabajadores y la frontera entre los Estados Unidos y México.