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    It is not the case that The contemporary politics of recognition reproduces colonial power configurations rather than transcending them.

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    • 1.The politics of recognition is grounded in a Hegelian idea of reciprocity that promises peaceful coexistence.
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    • 2.In practice, the politics of recognition toward indigenous communities reproduces the very configurations of colonial power that indigenous peoples' demands for recognition historically sought to transcend.
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