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Diversity and First Nations issues in Canada
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book
Creators
Roberts, John A
Contributors
Kazarian, Shahe S.; Boyington, Darion
Description
"[O]ffers a concise and comprehensive look at the interactions between the justice system, and diverse and Indigenous individuals. This view is especially important for those pursuing careers in law enforcement who will require an awareness of, and sensitivity to, diverse personal and cultural identities."

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Holding Library
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
ISBN
9781552394908
Statement of Responsibility
John Roberts, Darion Boyington, Shahé S. Kazarian.
Edition
2nd ed.
Publication Information
Toronto : Emond Montgomery Publications
Physical Description
xii, 369 p. : ill., map, form 28 cm.
Notes
Includes glossary.
Contents
Part I: Diversity -- Chapter 1: Portrait of Canadian diversity -- Chapter 2: Human rights and freedoms -- Chapter 3: Cultural diversity -- Chapter 4: Religious diversity -- Chapter 5: Family violence, mental health issues, and developmental disabilities -- Chapter 6: Policing with diversity competency -- Part II: First Nations -- Chapter 7: Creation and contact -- Chapter 8: Western expansion and treaties -- Chapter 9: Residential schools -- Chapter 10: Socio-economic issues -- Chapter 11: Issues over land -- Chapter 12: Aboriginal people and the criminal justice system.
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