Can Liberal States Accommodate Indigenous Peoples? (Political Theory Today)
A critical examination of whether liberal states can accommodate Indigenous peoples while upholding both liberal values and Indigenous rights.
About This Book
This book explores the challenges liberal democracies face in recognizing and accommodating Indigenous peoples.
It examines tensions between liberal political theory and Indigenous claims to self-determination and cultural recognition.
The author analyzes key debates in contemporary political theory regarding justice, rights, and pluralism.
Readers will gain insight into how liberal states might reconcile universal principles with the specific needs of Indigenous communities.
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