Aboriginal Conditions University and participation in treaty-making with

and participation in treaty-making with the Crown

Isabelle Knockwood

It provides a framework for environmental inquiry shaped by students’ questions and theories – their natural curiosity – as they explore their environment

presents an Aboriginal scholar’s perspective on the ethics of publishing historical documents

Aboriginal Conditions University and participation in treaty-making withThe contributors of Aboriginal Conditions: Research as a Foundation for Public Policy have put forth a comprehensive review of Aboriginal conditions in Canada, and the role limited and isolated research initiatives have played in the perpetuation of such conditions. This work is aimed at three primary constituencies social scientists, policy makers and Aboriginal communities and using recent research findings, argues for greater cooperation among