Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century (Themes in Canadian Sociology)
Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century explores its subject through the lens of Canadian sociology. Focused on the contemporary era, this volume provides a concise introduction to the place of Indigenous peoples within the broader study of Canadian society and social issues.
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Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century examines Indigenous peoples in Canada through a sociological lens.
The book focuses on the twenty-first-century context and connects its subject to broader themes in Canadian sociology.
It offers readers a foundation for understanding Indigenous issues as part of the social study of Canada.
Suitable for students and readers seeking an introduction to this area of Canadian sociology.
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