Popular Justice and Community Regeneration: Pathways of Indigenous Reform

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• CONTENTS v
• Illustrations vii
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ix
• INTRUDUCTION: INDIGENOUS MODELS FOR COMMUNITY RECONSTRUCTION AND SOCIAL RECOVERY xi
• REFERENCES xxix
• 1: RECLAIMING THE COMMUNITY 1
• 1: SOCIAL POLICY and CANADA'S ABORIGINAL PEOPLE: THE NEED FOR FUNDAMENTAL REFORMS 3
• 1: SOCIAL POLICY and CANADA'S ABORIGINAL PEOPLE 3
• NOTES 16
• NOTES 17
• 2: MAKING THE CRIMINAL LAW YOUR OWN: THE TOKELAU ENDEAVOUR 21
• CONCLUSION 38
• NOTES 38
• NOTES 43
• 3: MAORI and YOUTH JUSTICE IN NEW ZEALAND 45
• CONCLUSION 61
• NOTES 62
• NOTES 64
• 4: 'SLAY THE MONSTERS': PEACEMAKER COURT and VIOLENCE CONTROL PLANS FOR THE NAVAJO NATION 67
• 5: MEDIATION WITHIN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES: ISSUES and CHALLENGES 89
• NOTES 100
• 6: 'THE STRENGTH OF COMMUNITY': THE NATIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES OF ALBERTA STORY 103
• CONCLUSION 116
• NOTES 116
• NOTES 117
• 2: HEALING THE HURTS 119
• 7: HONOURING NATIVE WOMEN: THE BACKBONE OF NATIVE SOVEREIGNTY 121
• REFERENCES 139
• 8: 'A FITTING REMEDY': ABORIGINAL JUSTICE AS A COMMUNITY HEALING STRATEGY 143
• 9: ADDRESSING ABORIGINAL CRIME and VICTIMIZATION IN CANADA: REVITALIZING COMMUNITIES, CULTURES and TRADITIONS 165
• CONCLUSION 182
• NOTES 182
• NOTES 183
• 10: 'BODY, MIND and SPIRIT': NATIVE COMMUNITY ADDICTIONS, TREATMENT and PREVENTION 187
• 11: WE AL-LI 'FIRE and WATER': A PROCESS OF HEALING 201
• NOTES 217
• REFERENCES 217
• INDEX 219

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