
In recent years, many Canadian Aboriginal leaders have taken their community along the path of self-government of social services. Understanding the complexity and analysing these initiatives has been a problem for both Aboriginal leaders, social services providers, social work educators and social policy analysts. This article discusses the issues of self-government and provides and analytical tool, A circle of Self-government, for understanding the various levels of self-government. The article further identifies five types of agreements with the three stakeholders: the band/Tribal Council, the provincial government and federal government.
Page Count:
40
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
ISBN-10:
0773103147
ISBN-13:
9780773103146
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