Full Description
This accessible book will be of interest to scholars, politicians, students, Aboriginal leaders, government officials, business people, media commentators, and all Canadians who care about the future of their country.
Contents
PrefaceIntroductionAboriginal Leaders and Scholars Point the Way1 The Traditionalists2 Treaty Federalism3 Bridging the SolitudesNon-Aboriginal Views on the Way Forward4 Legal Rights, Moral Rights, and Well-Being5 Political and Institutional ApproachesComing at It from a Different Direction: Aboriginal Success Stories6 Culture and Education7 Business and Entrepreneurship8 Governance and Civic EngagementSteps towards Social, Political, and Economic Equality9 Global Lessons10 Equality of Status11 Citizenship and a Commonwealth of Aboriginal Peoples12 Aboriginal Self-Government13 Community-Based Economic Well-Being14 Finding Common Economic GroundConclusionPostscriptAppendicesReferences and Further ReadingIndex
