The case of New Brunswick-Aboriginal relations / David Milne.: Z1-1991/1-41-180E-PDF
"This is a study of New Brunswick-Aboriginal relations. It seeks at one level to review the history, identify the patterns, and monitor the state of that relationship. This is, of course, a large subject that an essay of this length can only begin to untangle. On another level, this is a study of the specific programs and policies of the province of New Brunswick affecting Aboriginal peoples from the perspective of Aboriginal governance: how far have New Brunswick programs and policies limited or encouraged self-government by Aboriginal peoples?"--Intro., p. 3.
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| Title | The case of New Brunswick-Aboriginal relations / David Milne. |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 80 p. |
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