The Nunavik Commission and the Path to Self-Government in Arctic Quebec1
In recent years, Inuit peoples in the Circumpolar North have made tremendous strides towards realizing the goal of self-government. The negotiations concerning the development of a system of public self-government in Nunavik, the northern third of the
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| Summary: | In recent years, Inuit peoples in the Circumpolar North have made tremendous strides towards realizing the goal of self-government. The negotiations concerning the development of a system of public self-government in Nunavik, the northern third of the |
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