Aboriginality and Governance: A Multidisciplinary Perspective from Quebec, paper ed

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Title:	Aboriginality and Governance: A Multidisciplinary Perspective from Quebec, paper ed	Author:	Gordon Christie
Number Of Pages:	383	Subject:	Criminal Justice, History, Law, Politics, Self-Government
Grade Level:	College, University	Publication Date:	2006
ISBN:	1-894778-24-3	Publisher:	Theytus

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Description will be updated soon. Collection of 13 essays first issued in French as Autochtonie et gouvernance. In his text the essays have been translated into English and should be of interest to scholars interested in the Quebec perspective regarding First Nations and Inuit legal and self-government issues. Of particular interest is the essay by Andree Lajoie, Henry Quillinan, Rod Macdonald and Guy Rocher about Legal Pluralism a Kahnawake? Sylvie Vincent, with the collaboration of Joséphine Bacon, explores Innu oral tradition as it relates to the arrival of the French at Quebec City in their essay, The Uepishtikueiau Narrative.