Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada
An overview of the debate concerning aboriginal self-government in Canada, looking at the major issues in the debate as well as arguments on both sides of the debate.
# 89174 | 1,125 words | 5 sources | 2006 |
Published on Dec 01, 2006 in Canadian Studies (Government and Government Policy) , Canadian Studies (First Nations) , Canadian Studies (Gender, Race, Class issues)
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There can be little question that Canada is a nation wherein group identities are a significant part of the political discourse. That is to say many of our contemporary issues revolve around group rights responsibilities and even privileges. With this in mind, this paper briefly explores the on going debate about aboriginal self-government in Canada.
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