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Aboriginality in Canada: The First Inequality

Aboriginality in Canada: The First Inequality . “”. Patterns of Aboriginal Inequality. Intersecting cycle/catch 22/cascading disadvantages of poverty and powerlessness. Poor living conditions Poverty/powerlessness

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Aboriginality in Canada: The First Inequality

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  1. Aboriginalityin Canada:The First Inequality “”

  2. Patterns of Aboriginal Inequality

  3. Intersecting cycle/catch 22/cascading disadvantages of poverty and powerlessness Poor living conditions Poverty/powerlessness health, violence etc Poor parenting, school failures

  4. PUTTING IT INTO PERSPECTIVE • DIVERSITIES WITHIN DIVERSITY - gender, age, location, orientation (mods vsrads) - Status differences - tribal differences - cross national comparisons • OVERALL IMPROVEMENTS, BUT… • SUCCESS STORIES

  5. Constitutional and Legal Status

  6. FRAMING Aboriginal Peoples Inequality

  7. Solving the Inequality Problem

  8. Towards an Autonomy Model

  9. Pre and Post-Confederation Treaties National Resources Canada www.nrcan.gc.ca

  10. Modern Treaties (as of 2010) Indian and Northern Affairs Canada www.ainc-inac.gc.ca

  11. Models of Self Determining Autonomy or Models of Self Government

  12. “REPAIRING THE RELATIONSHIP” • From a Colonial relationship /social contract • NOW = A neo-colonial relationship at present (same game, same rules, different conventions, different players ) • Towards a post colonial social contract (different game, different rules, different players) • Based on the Principles of Constructive Engagement - partnership - power sharing - participation - property return

  13. THE POLITICS OF INDIGENEITY/ABORIGINALITY

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