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One of the theoretical decolonizing moves that scholars of Indigenous Studies have made in the last two decades is to shift to simply reaffirming Indigenous worldviews, methodologies, scholars and politics as an act of reasserting what Māori call ‘rangatiratanga’ (self-determination) but other Indigenous peoples describe with their own terms (Simpson 2014; Andersen 2014; LaDuke 2005; Wilson and Yellow Bird 2005; Alfred 2005). Indigenous scholars have shifted themselves from ‘the margins’ to the centre. The structuring of Decolonizing Politics sits a little uneasily beside these moves to the centre.