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  • First Nations? Second Thoughts
  • Written by author Tom Flanagan
  • Published by McGill-Queens University Press, 6/1/2000
  • Over the last thirty years Canadian policy on Aboriginal issues has come to be dominated by an ideology that sees Aboriginal peoples as "nations" entitled to specific rights. Indians and Inuit now enjoy a cornucopia of legal privileges, including rights t
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Acknowledgments
1 The Aboriginal Orthodoxy
2 We Were Here First
3 What Ever Happened to Civilization?
4 The Fiction of Aboriginal Sovereignty
5 Bands, Tribes, or Nations?
6 The Inherent Problems of Aboriginal Self-Government
7 In Search of Property
8 Treaties, Agreements, and Land Surrenders
9 Making a Living
10 This Octagon Is a Stop Sign
Notes
References
Index


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