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Frontmatter
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- 1. Indigenous Economic Justice and Self-Determination: Wise Practices in Indigenous Law, Governance, and Leadership 1
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PART ONE. Facilitating and Framing Wise Practices
- 2. A Wise Practices Approach to Indigenous Law, Governance, and Leadership: Resistance against the Imposition of Law 19
- 3. Wise Practices: Towards a Paradigm of Indigenous Applied Community Economic Development Research and Facilitation 44
- 4. Economic Justice in Practice 78
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Part Two: The State of the Law
- 5. Of Spectrums and Foundations: An Investigation into the Limitations of Aboriginal Rights 115
- 6. The State of Canadian Law on Representation and Standing in Aboriginal Rights and Title Litigation 157
- 7. Miyo Pimâtisiwin and the Politics of Ignorance: Advancing Indigenous “Good Living” through Dismantling Our Mediated Relations 196
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PART THREE. Alternatives in Practice
- 8. Accepting Responsibility for Your Nationhood Is Worthwhile for Any Nation on Earth, Not Just Indigenous People 223
- 9. Wise Practices in Indigenous Economic Development and Environmental Protection 236
- 10. Looking Inward, Looking Outward: Finding Solutions in Indigenous and International Law 290
- 11. Victory Through Honour : Bridging Canadian Intellectual Property Laws and Kwakwaka’wakw Cultural Property Laws 336
- Contributors 365
- Index 369
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- 1. Indigenous Economic Justice and Self-Determination: Wise Practices in Indigenous Law, Governance, and Leadership 1
-
PART ONE. Facilitating and Framing Wise Practices
- 2. A Wise Practices Approach to Indigenous Law, Governance, and Leadership: Resistance against the Imposition of Law 19
- 3. Wise Practices: Towards a Paradigm of Indigenous Applied Community Economic Development Research and Facilitation 44
- 4. Economic Justice in Practice 78
-
Part Two: The State of the Law
- 5. Of Spectrums and Foundations: An Investigation into the Limitations of Aboriginal Rights 115
- 6. The State of Canadian Law on Representation and Standing in Aboriginal Rights and Title Litigation 157
- 7. Miyo Pimâtisiwin and the Politics of Ignorance: Advancing Indigenous “Good Living” through Dismantling Our Mediated Relations 196
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PART THREE. Alternatives in Practice
- 8. Accepting Responsibility for Your Nationhood Is Worthwhile for Any Nation on Earth, Not Just Indigenous People 223
- 9. Wise Practices in Indigenous Economic Development and Environmental Protection 236
- 10. Looking Inward, Looking Outward: Finding Solutions in Indigenous and International Law 290
- 11. Victory Through Honour : Bridging Canadian Intellectual Property Laws and Kwakwaka’wakw Cultural Property Laws 336
- Contributors 365
- Index 369