Volume 57, Issue 1 (Summer 2020)
Special Issue: A Right without a Rights-Holder Is Hollow
Guest editor: Karen Drake

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Acknowledgements

Karen Drake

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A Right Without a Rights-Holder Is Hollow: Introduction to OHLJ’s Special Issue on Identifying Rights-Bearing Aboriginal Peoples

Karen Drake

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Potential Aboriginal Rights-holders: Canada and Cultural Communities versus Indigenous Peoples and Socio-political Bodies

Gordon Christie

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Understanding the Ongoing Dialogues on Indigenous Issues in Canadian Legal Education Through the Lens of Institutional Cultures (Case Studies at UQAM, UAlberta, and UMoncton)

Adrien Habermacher

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Hunting Down a Lasting Relationship with Canada—Will UNDRIP Help?

Sara Mainville

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Aboriginal Rights and Indigenous Governance: Identifying the Holders of Rights and Authority

Kent McNeil

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Rethinking the Doctrine of Aboriginal Rights: The Métis Cases

Paul Chartrand

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The Re-Emergence of Previously Slayed Metis Rights-Denial Dragons: The Dangers and Duplicity in Fort Chipewyan Métis Nation of Alberta Local #125 v Alberta

Jason Madden

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Searching for “Superchief” and Other Fictional Indians: A Narrative and Case Comment on R v Bernard

Naiomi Metallic

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The Constitution of the Environmental Emergency, by Jocelyn Stacey

Graham Reeder

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The Founders: Four Pioneering Individuals Who Launched the First Modern-Era International Criminal Tribunals, Edited by David M. Crane, Leila N. Sadat and Michael P. Scharf

Chelsea Rubin

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The Right of Publicity: Privacy Reimagined for a Public World, by Jennifer E. Rothman

Alexis Eun Young Choi

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Not Enough: Human Rights in an Unequal World, by Samuel Moyn

Mariam Jannat Sheikh

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