May/June 2002 Volume 5, Issue 17
The May–June 2002 special issue of the Indigenous Law Bulletin focuses on Indigenous peoples in North America, and lessons that can be learnt from the North American experience. The issue includes a community talk piece, feature articles, a stirrings piece and two book reviews.
Community Talk
Canadian Residential Schools: the legacy of cultural harm
by Lorena Sekwan Fontaine
Features
Nation-building and the Treaty Process
by Stephen CornellThe British Columbia Treaty Referendum: an appropriate democratic exercise?
by Helena KajlichTribal courts in the USA: some glimpses
by Garth NettheimMandatory sentencing: lessons from the United States
by Candace McCoy and Tony Krone
Stirrings
Zuni Salt Lake threatened
by Bryn Jones
Book Reviews
Contemporary Native American Political Issues
edited by Troy R Johnson
reviewed by N Bruce DuthuAn Overview of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Compensation for Breach
by Robert Mainville
reviewed by Paul Sheiner
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