Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. CANADIAN LAW AND INDIGENOUS SELF-DETERMINATION 1
4. Introduction: A Journey in Making Sense 3
5. 1. Setting the Stage 40
6. 2. Canadian Law and Its Puzzles 73
7. 3. Differing Understandings and the Way Forward 130
8. 4. Remarks on Theorizing and Method 181
9. 5. Problems with Theorizing about the Law 214
10. 6. Liberal Positivism and Aboriginal Rights 258
11. 7. Characterizing and Defining “Existing” Aboriginal Rights 302
12. 8. The Place of Aboriginal Rights in Canada 342
13. 9. Postcolonial Theory and Aboriginal Law 384
14. Conclusion 403
15. Bibliography 413
16. Index 431