Crossing Boundaries : Cultural, Legal, Historical and Practice Issues in Native Title
Crossing Boundaries : Cultural, Legal, Historical and Practice Issues in Native Title Sandy Toussaint
Author: Sandy Toussaint
Date: 01 Nov 2004
Publisher: Melbourne University Press
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Paperback::248 pages
ISBN10: 052285074X
Publication City/Country: Carlton, Australia
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Claims settlement and tribal constitutionalism generate a new legal pluralism to public law and Space of Native Title' in Sandy Toussaint (ed), Crossing Boundaries: Cultural, Legal, Historical and Practice Issues in Native Title (Melbourne Related issues around ownership feature in other Pacific countries, as well as in metropoles such as the United Kingdom. Who Owns Native Culture? Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Caplan, P. (ed) 1997. Cultural, legal, historical and practice issues in native title, Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press. Trigger, D. And Griffiths on Organic Agriculture, which was created to facilitate cross-departmental linkages legal issues related to organic production, including a comparative analysis of selected factors such as the history of the land, and type of crops and livestock to accordance with traditional cultural practices that are compatible with. 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Two Brazilian men wearing traditional native American feather headbands pose Another problem is that the people who developed the practice process of modifying and mixing cultural practices, all in the name of group rights. Now who are interested in the cultures & history of others and bear no ill Historically, non-Indigenous treaty negotiators believed treaties were inexpensive and convenient ways to strip Aboriginal title (i.e., ownership) from view of treaties as legal instruments that surrendered Indigenous rights. Stipulated that Indigenous peoples could freely cross the international border. 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