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Reconciling Indigenous peoples' sovereignty and state sovereignty
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| Reconciling Indigenous peoples' sovereignty and state sovereignty |
Image: sashafatcat / Flickr13 November 2009The concept of ‘shared sovereignty’ is examined as a contribution to the debate on reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in Canada and Australia. The discussion includes some commentary on some common features of the reconciliation debate in both countries. The main focus is on the views of a minority of justices in a Supreme Court of Canada case and their comparison with the analysis of Canada’s 1996 Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.
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