Indigenous Peoples and Governance Structures: A Comparative Analysis of Land and Resource Management Rights

Abstract

Preface Introduction International Law Standards Environmental and Natural Resources Management by Indigenous Peoples in the United States Governance by the indigenous People of Native Alaska Resource Management in Canada: Development and Current Practices Environmental and Natural Resources Management by the Maori in New Zealand The North American and New Zealand Experience with Indigenous Land Rights and Its Application to Australia The Significance of the Nordic Experience for Indigenous Governance in Australia Indigenous Governance by the Inuit of Greenland Indigenous Governance by the Sami of Scandinavia Australian Land Rights Legislation Legislative Provision for Corporations and Councils Native Title Legislation Environmental and Resource Management and Indigenous Australians Negotiated Agreements and Regional Governance Agreements Conclusions.

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