Indigenous peoples as subjects of international law, edited by Irene Watson, (electronic resource)

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Contents: Aboriginal nations, the australian nation-state and indigenous international legal traditions / Ambellin Kwaymullina -- Domination in relation to indigenous ("dominated") peoples in international law / Steven Newcomb -- Natural law and the law of nations : "society" and the exclusion of first nations as subjects of international law / Marcelle Burns -- Long before Munich : the American template for Hitlerian diplomacy / Ward Churchill -- First nations, indigenous peoples : our laws have always been here / Irene Watson -- Law and politics of indigenous self-determination : the meaning of the right to prior consultation / Roger Merino -- How governments manufacture consent and use it against indigenous peoples /- Sharon Venne -- "Kill the Indian in the child" : genocide in international law / Tamara Starblanket

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