Aboriginal Policy Research - Volume 2 University This 2008 edition also offers

This 2008 edition also offers updated references and an in-depth section on the changing nature of terminology and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

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Aboriginal Policy Research - Volume 2 University This 2008 edition also offersAboriginal Policy Research: Setting the Agenda for Change volume 2 along with volume one include the original papers presented at the first Aboriginal Policy Research Conference held in Ottawa in 2002. The papers in volume 2 are organized around themes that include economic development, health, gender issues, and crime, victimization, and healing issues. The gender issues section includes papers about matrimonial property on reserve, Aboriginal single