Current Projects:
When Rights Conflict: a Federal Approach to Supporting the Resolution of Overlapping Indigenous Land Claims
Category: Indigenous Relationships to Land, Intergovernmental Relations and Multilevel Governance, Treaty Financing and Fiscal Relationships, Implementation Evaluation and Socio-Economic Impacts, Indigenous and Settler Legal Systems
Release Year: 2020
End Year: 2020
When Rights Conflict: a Federal Approach to Supporting the Resolution of Overlapping Indigenous Land Claims
is a Honours Researc Essay (4th year undergrad) by Katie Caprini of Carleton...
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Raw Data, which data? How collecting primary data remains essential to unlocking pathways for community resiliency, Indigenous governments and sovereignty.
Category: Implementation Evaluation and Socio-Economic Impacts
Release Year: 2019
End Year: 2019
The Nisga’a Nation as represented by the Nisga’a Lisims Government (NLG) recently completed a nationwide household survey throughout the Province of British Columbia, similar to the long form...
Read moreModern Treaty Dispute Resolution: Lessons & Prospects
Category: Indigenous and Settler Legal Systems
Release Year: 2019
End Year: 2019
Co-leads are Professor David Wright, of the University of Calgary, and Professor Janna Promislow, of Thompson Rivers University.
All comprehensive land claim agreements include provisions...
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