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Nation to nation : Aboriginal sovereignty and the future of Canada
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book
Contributors
Bird, John; MacAdam, Murray; Land, Lorraine; Public Justice Resource Centre.
Description
"This collection of thirty essays constitutes a dialogue of native and non-native authors on such issues as sovereignty, assimilation, specific claims polciy, land stewardship, justice for First Nations, the residential school experience and the rebuilding of communities, women and sovereignty, and the Oka experience."

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ISBN
0772529183; 9780772529183
Statement of Responsibility
editors, John Bird, Lorraine Land and Murray Macadam.
Edition
New ed.
Publication Information
Toronto : Irwin Pub.
Physical Description
xvii, 276 p. 23 cm
Notes
"Published by Public Justice Resource Centre"--T.p. verso.
Contents
I. Historic overview: original sovereignty and the colonial experience -- 1. Canadian history: an Aboriginal perspective / Georges Erasmus and Joe Sanders -- 2. The basic dilemma: sovereignty or assimilation / Tim Schouls -- 3. Rooted in creation / Stan McKay -- 4. Reclaiming stolen land / Olive P. Dickason -- 5. Treaty-making with the crown / Sharon Venne -- 6. Land claims: Stuck in never-never land / Lorraine Land and Roger Townshend -- II. The road back to sovereignty -- 7. Self-government in the new millennium / Michael Asch -- 8. Liberating Canada from the settler mythology / Andrew Chapeskie -- 9. Recognizing traditional environmental knowledge / Joanne Barnaby -- 10. Rebuilding community after residential schools / Maggie Hodgson -- 11. Honouring alternatives in the criminal justice system / Irene Fraser -- 12. Restoring women's value / Bernice Hammersmith -- 13. Gathering dust or gathering strength: What should Canada do with the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples? / Lorraine Land -- III. Transition and struggle: community stories -- 14. Kicking out the Indian agent / Burton Jacobs -- 15. From Cedar Lake to Easterville: mouring for what my people lost / Elsie Fiddler -- 16. Nitassinan: caribou and F-16s / Napes Ashini -- 17. The Lubicon Cree: still no settlement after all these years / Bernard Ominayak and Ed Bianchi -- 18. The fall of Dimlahamid: the Gitxsan Wet'su'weten and the fallout of the Delgamuukw decision / Terry Glavin -- 19. Nisga's patience: negotiating our way into Canada / Rod Robinson -- 20. From non-citizen to Nunavut / John Amagoalik -- IV. Becoming partners: non-native reflections on solidarity -- 21. Not in my time: native issues as a point of entry / Murray Angus -- 22. Friends of the Lubicon: How a small group of people can change the world / Kevin Thomas -- 23. Gunboat diplomacy in Canada / William Payne -- 24. Romancing the "other" in Aboriginal support work / Jennifer Barron -- 25. Outrages too many: teaching Aboriginal studies / Ann Pohl -- 26. Once more with honesty: Christian-Aboriginal solidarity / Murray MacAdam -- 27. "Are you willing to listen?" / Rene Fumoleau -- 28. The healing journey: on the bridge between cultures / Shirley Harding.
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