Federal systems and accommodation of distinct groups : a comparative survey of institutional arrangements / by Ronald L. Watts.: Z1-1991/1-41-65E-PDF
This paper employs a comparative analysis to address two sets of questions highly relevant to the work of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. First, what can we learn in a general way, from experience elsewhere in applying the federal idea, about how federal political systems generally and federations specifically can accommodate distinct internal groups and provide opportunitiees for self-government? Second, what specific arrangements have been provided for Aboriginal peoples in countries that are both federal in form and contain substantial Aboriginal populations?
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| Title | Federal systems and accommodation of distinct groups : a comparative survey of institutional arrangements / by Ronald L. Watts. |
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| Description | [74] p. |
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