Native peoples in Canada : contemporary conflicts [Fourth edition]

Type
Book
Authors
James S. Frideres ( Frideres, James S. )
 
ISBN 10
0130122041 
ISBN 13
9780130122049 
Category
General Library Collection  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1993 
Publisher
Pages
560 
Subject
Indigenous peoples -- Canada 
Abstract
"Now in its fourth edition, Native Peoples in Canada: Contemporary Conflicts has been thoroughly revised and updated, with extensive coverage of such recent events as the constitutional negotiations and the Oka conflict. It also includes a new chapter on the Native Women's Association of Canada.

Material on self-determination and land claims complements the solid historical and statistical grounding that has always distinguished this text. Not only are the major conflicts clearly defined, but current self-help strategies, such as the development of mineral resources on the reserves, are also identified and evaluated. In addition, federal government policies and legislation are painstakingly examined and criticized."--Back cover. 
Description
x, 560 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. 
Biblio Notes
Contents:
Colonialism, Natives and history
Who is Native?
Indian Treaties and Métis scrip
Native land claims
Demographic and social characteristics
Indian Affairs and government policy
Native urbanization
Native organizations
The Native Women's Association of Canada
Conflict in society
Self-determination
Indian self-government
Political economy of Natives.

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.  
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