Reclaiming Indigenous Planning

Ed Wensing

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Local Governance and Planning Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law

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This book derives from the proceedings of an International Roundtable on Indigenous Community Planning and Land Use Management that was held in Saskatchewan, Canada in June 2010. The Roundtable's g...

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