Native Peoples, Political Theory, and Fair Treatment
Description
Indigenous peoples in North America have long argued that they are treated unfairly when their historically grounded political and property rights are disregarded by the United States and Canada. This book explains the normative structure of such claims for fair treatment and defends their overall plausibility.
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