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Justice for natives : searching for common ground /
"A collection of thirty-five essays and stories, Justice for Natives came together around the Oka crisis between native people in Quebec and the government. Against the backdrop of this deep-rooted conflict, Native elders and leaders, provincial and federal government representatives, leading a...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Montreal [Que.] :
Published for InterAmicus, McGill University, Faculty of law by McGill-Queen's University Press,
©1997.
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| Colección: | CEL - Canadian Publishers Collection.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Contents
- Medicine Wheel
- Photos
- Introduction
- 1990 CONFLICT, SELF-DETERMINATION AND NATIVE PEOPLES: SEARCHING FOR COMMON GROUND
- Opening Thanksgiving
- Native Women and the Indian Act: The Struggle for Justice (The Robert S. Litvack Memorial Award)
- Introduction
- Award Presentation
- Award Address
- Award Address
- Award Address
- PANEL ONE: Native Self-determination and Justice
- Native People within the Judicial System
- L'administration de la justice dans la province de Québec
- Fairness and Partnership in Justice Systems
- The Incentive for Separate Justice SystemsQuestion Period
- PANEL TWO: Aboriginal Title and Land Claims
- Issues Raised by Aboriginal Title and Land Claims
- Les droits ancestraux et les titres au Canada: évolution ou révolution
- The Recollection of Historical Practice
- The Teme-Augama Anishnabay at Bear Island: Claiming our Homeland
- Question Period
- PANEL THREE: Self-Determination in the National and International Context
- The International Community and Self-Determination
- The Failure of International Law
- Canadian Policies for Native Self-GovernmentAn Assessment of the Federal Self-Government Policy
- Question Period
- Closing Thanksgiving
- 1991 LESSONS FROM OKA: FORGING A BETTER RELATIONSHIP
- Opening Thanksgiving
- PANEL ONE: The Path to Crisis: Origins of Conflict
- Bringing the Constitution Home
- Constitutional Alternatives: In Defence of the Imperial Model
- The Legal Origins and Development of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights
- Indian Policy in the United States
- Question Period
- PANEL TWO: The Current Picture: Progress or Impasse?
- Sovereignty and the Natural World EconomyDifferent Laws for Different People
- A Practical Assessment of Litigation for Native Peoples
- The Inherent Right to Self-Government
- Question Period
- PANEL THREE: Ways Forward: The Search for Just Solutions
- Notes on Sovereignty
- Systemic Approaches to a Changing World
- James Bay II: A Call to Action
- Question Period
- KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- A Time to Say No
- Closing Thanksgiving
- 1992 JUSTICE FOR NATIVES?
- PANEL ONE: Barriers to Justice
- The Judiciary as Anthropologists
- The Oka Trial
- Question PeriodPANEL TWO: Legal Issues: Continuing Relations
- Crown Fiduciary Duties under the Indian Act
- Towards a New Relationship between First Nations and Ontario
- Question Period
- PANEL THREE: Models for Change
- Co-Management: Sharing the Land
- A Cree System of Justice: Implementing Change in the Justice System
- An Independent Native Judiciary
- Question Period
- EPILOGUE
- Draft United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Bibliography