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Foreword C.T. (Manny) Jules vii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction 3
Part 1 Peoples and Property
1 Property Rights in General 13
2 The Panorama of Indian Property Rights 30
3 A Failed Experiment: The Dawes Act 42
Part 2 Limited Property Rights Under The Indian Act
4 The Legal Framework of the Indian Act 57
5 Customary Land Rights on Canadian Indian Reserves 73
6 Certificates of Possession and Leases: The Indian Act Individual Property Regimes 91
7 The First Nations Land Management Act: An Alternative to the Indian Act 108
Part 3 Beyond The Indian Act
8 Why Markets Fail on First Nations Lands 123
9 Escaping the Indian Act 137
10 Back to the Future: Restoring First Nations Property-Rights Systems 160
Postscript to the Paperback Edition 2011 183
Appendix: Announcement of the Nisga'a Landholding Transition Act 185
Notes 187
Index 217
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