Canada's Indigenous Constitution
by John Borrows
John Borrows’s Canada’s Indigenous Constitution examines Indigenous constitutional thought in the Canadian context. The book offers readers an opportunity to engage with questions of law, political relationships, and Indigenous perspectives, making it relevant to students and general readers interested in Canadian law, history, politics, and Indigenous studies.
About This Book
Canada’s Indigenous Constitution is a focused work by John Borrows on Indigenous constitutional thought in Canada.
The book addresses constitutional ideas through an Indigenous perspective, bringing attention to the relationship between Indigenous traditions and Canadian public life.
Its subject will interest readers studying law, history, politics, and Indigenous studies.
This edition is identified as a used book in good condition.
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