Aboriginal Peoples in Canada: Contemporary Conflicts examines the historical and contemporary relationships between Indigenous peoples and Canadian society, focusing on sources of tension and conflict. The book analyzes issues such as land claims, self-government, legal disputes, and socio-economic disparities using case studies and empirical data. Frideres offers critical discussion of government policies and Indigenous strategies for political mobilization, negotiation, and cultural survival within changing legal and political frameworks. Published as the fifth edition in 1998, the 502-page textbook is aimed at students and scholars of Canadian history, Indigenous studies, and public policy, providing background, analysis, and contemporary examples.
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Author: James S. Frideres
Book Title: Aboriginal Peoples in Canada: Contemporary Conflicts
Language: English
ISBN: 9780138900472
Topic: Aboriginal Peoples in Canada,Native Studies,Sociology
Publisher: Prentice Hall/Allyn and Bacon Canada
Format: Pocket Paperback
Genre: Nonfiction
Publication Year: 1998
Country of Origin: Canada
Type: Book
Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Intended Audience: Undergraduate students
Edition: 5th
Number of Pages: 502
Unit Quantity: 1
Unit Type: Unit
Condition: Used – Excellent
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