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mods: Aboriginal multilevel governance Papillon, Martin 1971- editor. Juneau, André 1943- editor. text bibliography Electronic books. quc 2015 monographic eng remote 1 online resource. Cover; Contents; Preface; Contributors; I: Introduction; 1. Introduction: The Promises and Pitfalls of Aboriginal Multilevel Governance; 2. Rebuilding Canada: Reflections on Indigenous Peoples and the Restructuring of Government; II: Treaty Governance in the North; 3. Multilevel Governance in the Inuit Regions of the Territorial and Provincial North; 4. A Partnership Opportunity Missed: The Northwest Territories Devolution and Resource Revenue Sharing Agreement; 5. New Treaties, Same Old Dispossession: A Critical Assessment of Land and Resource Management Regimes in the North. 6. Multilevel Regional Governance in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay Territory7. Implementing the Tłįchǫ Final Agreement; III: Participatory Governance in the Natural Resources Economy and Its Limits; 8. Aboriginal Engagement in Canada's Forest Sector: The Benefits and Challenges of Multilevel and Multi-Party Governance; 9. Aboriginal Peoples' Consultations in the Mining Sector: A Critical Appraisal of Recent Reforms in Quebec and Ontario; 10. The Legal Duty to Consult and Canada's Approach to Aboriginal Consultation and Accommodation. 11. Game Changer? Resource Development and First Nations in Alberta and OntarioIV: The Changing Landscape of Métis Governance; 12. Métis-Provincial-Federal Relations: Building Multilevel Governance from the Bottom Up; 13. R v. Daniels: Jurisdiction and Government Obligations to Non-Status Indians and Métis; V: Social Policy Governance: Moving Beyond Jurisdictional Boundaries?; 14. Kelowna's Uneven Legacy: Aboriginal Poverty and Multilevel Governance in Canada; 15. Can an Emergency Response Translate into Practicable Policy? Post-Flood Provincial-First Nations Housing in Alberta. 16. On-Reserve Schools: An Underperforming "Non-System"VI: Provincial Aboriginal Policy in Changing Times; 17. On…