Anthropology, Public Policy, and Native Peoples in Canada
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Anthropology, Public Policy, and Native Peoples in Canada

by James B. Waldram, Noel Dyck

Anthropology public policy Indigenous Rights
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A collection exploring how anthropological insights have shaped public policy regarding Indigenous peoples in Canada, highlighting historical and ongoing interactions between research and governance.

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This volume examines the relationship between anthropological research and public policy in the context of Indigenous communities in Canada.

Contributors analyze how policy decisions have been informed or influenced by anthropological perspectives.

The book addresses historical and contemporary issues affecting Native peoples and their interactions with governmental structures.

Emphasis is placed on the practical implications of academic research within policy frameworks.

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