دانلود کتاب Justice for Natives: Searching for Common Ground

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Contents\nMedicine Wheel\nPhotos\nIntroduction\n1990 CONFLICT, SELF-DETERMINATION AND NATIVE PEOPLES: SEARCHING FOR COMMON GROUND\n Opening Thanksgiving\n Native Women and the Indian Act: The Struggle for Justice (The Robert S. Litvack Memorial Award)\n Introduction\n Award Presentation\n Award Address\n Award Address\n Award Address\n PANEL ONE: Native Self-determination and Justice\n Native People within the Judicial System\n L\'administration de la justice dans la province de Québec\n Fairness and Partnership in Justice Systems\n The Incentive for Separate Justice Systems\n Question Period\n PANEL TWO: Aboriginal Title and Land Claims\n Issues Raised by Aboriginal Title and Land Claims\n Les droits ancestraux et les titres au Canada: évolution ou révolution\n The Recollection of Historical Practice\n The Teme-Augama Anishnabay at Bear Island: Claiming our Homeland\n Question Period\n PANEL THREE: Self-Determination in the National and International Context\n The International Community and Self-Determination\n The Failure of International Law\n Canadian Policies for Native Self-Government\n An Assessment of the Federal Self-Government Policy\n Question Period\n Closing Thanksgiving\n1991 LESSONS FROM OKA: FORGING A BETTER RELATIONSHIP\n Opening Thanksgiving\n PANEL ONE: The Path to Crisis: Origins of Conflict\n Bringing the Constitution Home\n Constitutional Alternatives: In Defence of the Imperial Model\n The Legal Origins and Development of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights\n Indian Policy in the United States\n Question Period\n PANEL TWO: The Current Picture: Progress or Impasse?\n Sovereignty and the Natural World Economy\n Different Laws for Different People\n A Practical Assessment of Litigation for Native Peoples\n The Inherent Right to Self-Government\n Question Period\n PANEL THREE: Ways Forward: The Search for Just Solutions\n Notes on Sovereignty\n Systemic Approaches to a Changing World\n James Bay II: A Call to Action\n Question Period\n KEYNOTE SPEAKER\n A Time to Say No\n Closing Thanksgiving\n1992 JUSTICE FOR NATIVES?\n PANEL ONE: Barriers to Justice\n The Judiciary as Anthropologists\n The Oka Trial\n Question Period\n PANEL TWO: Legal Issues: Continuing Relations\n Crown Fiduciary Duties under the Indian Act\n Towards a New Relationship between First Nations and Ontario\n Question Period\n PANEL THREE: Models for Change\n Co-Management: Sharing the Land\n A Cree System of Justice: Implementing Change in the Justice System\n An Independent Native Judiciary\n Question Period\n EPILOGUE\nDraft United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples\nBibliography