Indigenous Policies in Canada Contradictions, Failures, and Challenges

List of Sidebars, Figures, Tables, and Abbreviations
Foreword
Acknowledgement
Introduction

Chapter 1: Indigenous Peoples in Canada

Part I: A long and complex relationship
Chapter 2: The Evolution of Indigenous Policies: From Alliances to Colonization
Chapter 3: The Quest for a New Relationship: Impasses and Failures
Chapter 4: Aboriginal Law: Recognizing the Rights of Indigenous Peoples while Upholding Canada's Sovereignty
Chapter 5: Indigenous Peoples, the Federal Government, and the Provinces

Part II: Challenging the colonial order
Chapter 6: Indigenous Resistance and Power
Chapter 7: Indigenous Women and Canada's Indigenous Policies

Part III: Canada's indigenous policies
Chapter 8: Canadian Land Claims Policies
Chapter 9: Many Paths, One Objective: Indigenous Self-Government in Canada
Chapter 10: The Long and Winding Road Towards Inuit Self-Government
Chapter 11: Tradition and Transformation in Indigenous Economies

Part IV: Other indigenous policies
Chapter 12: Quebec and the Indigenous Peoples: A Clash of Nationalism
Chapter 13: Indigenous Policies in Other Anglo-Saxon Settler States: United States, Australia, and New Zealand

Conclusion
Glossary
References
Rulings Cited