Handbook of Indigenous Public Policy

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Contributors
Introduction: Indigenous public policy in global context
Part I Indigenous peoples, policy and governance
1. Violence as care: Indigenous policy and settler colonialism
2. Indigeneity, national unity, modernity and public policy in Africa
3. Self-determination, sovereignty and policy: how does a focus on Indigenous rights transform policymaking?
4. Self-determination: at the heart of Indigenous humanisation
5. Nation building and Indigenous institutions
Part II Land and law
6. Contemporary critical legal accounts of the relationship between international law and domestic law and policy
7. Treaty and public policy in the settler colonies
8. Constitutional transformation and public policy for Indigenous Peoples’ rights
9. Indigenous land and water policy
10. On gendered ground: land and colonialism
11. Indigenous political economy and public policy
Part III Domestic policy
12. Public policy and Indigenous Peoples’ right to health in Brazil and Mali
13. Kichwa Amazonian life routes in education: foregrounding the ‘inter’ in intercultural educational policy
14. Indigenous food sovereignty: embodying Nuu-chah-nulth principles of ʔuʔaałuk (to take care of), ʔiisaak (to be respectful) and hišukʔiš c̓awaak (everything is interconnected) in policy and practice
15. Indigenous language rights, frameworks and policies
16. Indigenous Peoples in the justice system
Part IV Legacies of the past, possibilities for the future
17. Indigenous rights and reconciliation: lessons from Australia
18. Truth commissions and truth-telling
19. Indigenous resurgence
20. Quest for equality: redefining Indigenous–state relationships
Index