An Overview of the Era of Aboriginal Self-Determination: from Rights-Recognition to Rights-Integration and -Management
An Overview of the Era of Aboriginal Self-Determination: from Rights-Recognition to Rights-Integration and -Management
This chapter presents an overview of how aboriginal self-determination became the overarching dynamic for legal development in each jurisdiction. It sets out the important legal contours of the last quarter-century, showing how each jurisdiction addressed the legal and constitutional pluralism that this new imperative demanded, and purged the older discredited goal of assimilation.
Keywords: aborigines, self-determination, jurisdiction, pluralism, Australia, New Zealand
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