Indigenous Legal Studies program

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The Indigenous Legal Studies program is an academic initiative that focuses on Indigenous law, legal traditions, and issues affecting Indigenous peoples within the Canadian and global legal systems.

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instanceOf academic program ⓘ
academicDiscipline legal studies ⓘ
addresses Indigenous governance ⓘ
Indigenous human rights ⓘ
Indigenous land rights ⓘ
Indigenous sovereignty ⓘ
Indigenous–state relations ⓘ
colonial legal frameworks ⓘ
legal pluralism ⓘ
reconciliation in law ⓘ
rights of Indigenous peoples ⓘ
self‑government ⓘ
treaty rights ⓘ
aimsTo critically examine the impact of colonialism on law ⓘ
integrate Indigenous legal traditions into formal legal education ⓘ
prepare students to work with Indigenous communities on legal issues ⓘ
support the revitalization of Indigenous legal orders ⓘ
focusesOn Canadian legal system ⓘ
Indigenous law ⓘ
Indigenous legal traditions ⓘ
global legal systems ⓘ
issues affecting Indigenous peoples ⓘ
includesTopics Indigenous child welfare law ⓘ
Indigenous customary law ⓘ
Indigenous dispute resolution ⓘ
Indigenous intellectual property and cultural heritage ⓘ
Indigenous legal institutions ⓘ
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples ⓘ
criminal justice and Indigenous peoples ⓘ
environmental law and Indigenous perspectives ⓘ
international law relating to Indigenous peoples ⓘ
resource development and Indigenous rights ⓘ
methodology community‑engaged learning ⓘ
comparative legal analysis ⓘ
interdisciplinary approach ⓘ
pedagogy case‑based learning ⓘ
collaboration with Indigenous elders and knowledge keepers ⓘ
experiential learning ⓘ
primaryRegion Canada ⓘ
relevantTo Indigenous communities ⓘ
law students ⓘ
legal practitioners ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
subjectArea Indigenous studies ⓘ
law ⓘ
theoreticalFramework constitutional law ⓘ
critical legal studies ⓘ
decolonial theory ⓘ
human rights law ⓘ

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Peter A. Allard School of Law → affiliatedWith → Indigenous Legal Studies program ⓘ