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Aboriginal peoples and electoral reform in Canada / Edited by Robert A. Milen.: Z1-1989/2-41-9E

Study No. 9. The issue dealt with by the four studies contained in this volume is that of collective electoral equality. As a result of geographical dispersion, the Aboriginal "community of interest" is not adequately represented in the House of Commons. The researchers cover major issues regarding the involvement of Aboriginal peoples in the political system, and each study examines methods by which the objective of equality within this system can best be met.

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Department/Agency
  • Canada. Royal Commissions. Royal Commission on Electoral Reform and Party Financing.
TitleAboriginal peoples and electoral reform in Canada / Edited by Robert A. Milen.
Series title
  • Research studies 1188-2743 9
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
Language[English]
FormatPhysical text
Other formatsDigital text-[English]
Note(s)
  • Contents: Aboriginal constitutional and electoral reform.--Aboriginal electoral districts for Canada: lessons from New Zealand.--Aboriginal peoples and campaign coverage in the North.--Electoral reform and Canada's aboriginal population: an assessment of aboriginal electoral districts.
Publishing information
  • Toronto and Montreal - Ontario : Royal Commissions. ©1991.
BindingSoftcover
Description196p. : figs., references, tables ; 23 cm.
ISBN1-55002-105-2
ISSN1188-2743
Catalogue number
  • Z1-1989/2-41-9E
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