INDG 2100
Indigenous Peoples and Law
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Historical and comparative exploration of the role of law in managing relationships between Indigenous peoples and immigrants, including an introduction to basic concepts and theories in human rights, Western jurisprudence, and the study of Colonial and post-Colonial societies, focusing on Canadian Indigenous peoples, their Aboriginal rights, treaties, and the operation of the Indian Act. Prerequisite(s): Indigenous Studies 1000
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Tue 18:00-20:45
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