Defining the Landscape: NCFNG Commissioned Research
The National Centre for First Nations Governance commissioned authors to write papers that provide First Nations citizens, the legal and academic community, government, and citizens of Canada a better understanding about the inherent governance rights of Aboriginal peoples.
Some of Canada's leading legal and soclial thinkers present their insight and analysis in the context of the current political and legal landcape.
The Crown's Costitutional Duty to Consult and Accommodate Aboriginal and Treaty Rights [PDF]
by Maria Morellato, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
The Jurisdiction of Inherent Right Aboriginal Governments [PDF]
by Kent McNeil, Osgoode Hall Law School
Seven Generations, Seven Teachings: - Ending The Indian Act [PDF]
by
Professor John Borrows, University of Victoria
Like An Ill-Fitting Boot:
Government, Governance And Management Systems In The Contemporary Indian Act [PDF]
by Frances Abele, Carleton University
The Structure Of The Indian Act: Accountability In Governance[PDF]
by Shin Imai , Osgoode Hall Law School
The Indian Act And The Future Of Aboriginal Governance In Canada[PDF]
by Ken Coates
Indigenous Peoples' Land And Resource Rights [PDF]
by Robert B. Anderson, University of Regina;
Bettina Schneider, First Nations University of Canada; and
Bob Kayseas, First Nations University of Canada
Sovereignty, Good Governance And First Nations Human Resourcess: Capacity Challenges [PDF]
by Richard Missens, First Nations University of Canada
Urban Reserves [PDF]
by Evelyn Peters, University of Saskatchewan
Revisiting Histories Of Gender-Based Exclusion And The New Politics Of Indian Identity[PDF]
by Martin J. Cannon
Colonial Fracture And Community Cohesion
Governance In The Stó:Lõ Community Of Shxw'õwhámél [PDF]
by Keith Thor Carlson
Indigenous Governance: Questioning The Status And The Possibilities For Reconciliation With Canada's Commitment To Aboriginal And Treaty Rights [PDF]
by Kiera L. Ladner
Indian Act Colonialism: A Century Of Dishonour, 1869-1969 [PDF]
by John Milloy
Aboriginal Nationhood And The Inherent Right To Self-Government [PDF]
by Gordon Christie, University of British Columbia
Bridging The Gap: Taxation And First Nations Governance [PDF]
by
James Hopkins
Thinking About Indigenous Legal Orders [PDF]
by Val Napoleon, University of Alberta
Systems Of Conflict Resolution Within First Nations Communities
Honouring The Elders, Honouring The Knowledge [PDF]
by
Patricia L. Tait
Indigenous Justice: Clearing Space And Place For Indigenous Epistemologies [PDF]
by
Wenona Victor, Simon Fraser University
First Nation Small Business And Entrepreneurship In Canada [PDF]
by
Warren I. Weir, University of Saskatchewan
Niw_Hk_M_Kanak ("All My Relations") Metis-First Nations Relations [PDF]
by
Paul L.A.H. Chartrand, University of Saskatchewan
Treaty Relationships Between The Canadian And American Governments And First Nation Peoples [PDF]
by
Tina Dion
Indigenous Leadership In A Flat World [PDF]
by
Dale Turner, Dartmouth College and Audra Simpson, Cornell University
The Economics Of First Nations Governance
Investment Capital, Money And Wealth Accumulation [PDF]
by
Dr. Tim Raybould, The Kalona Group
Restorative Dispute Resolution In Anishinaabe Communities - Restoring Conceptions Of Relationships Based On Dodem [PDF]
by
Patricia D. Mcguire