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Recognising the property interests of indigenous peoples within settler societies: some different conceptual approaches /Nigel Bankes --Acknowledging and accomodating legal pluralism: an application to the draft Nordic Saami Convention /Jonnette Watson Hamilton --The public-law dimension of indigenous property rights /Jeremy Webber --Can Saami transnational indigenous peoples exercise their self-determination in a world of sovereign states? /Timo Koivurova --The Nordic Saami Convention: the right of a people to control issues of importance to them /Leena Heinämäki --Cross-border reindeer husbandry: between ancient usage rights and state sovereignty /Else Grete Broderstad --The draft Nordic Saami Convention and the assessment of evidence of Saami use of land /Øyvind Ravna --Who holds the reindeer-herding right in Sweden?: A key issue in legislation /Christina Allard --The draft Nordic Saami Convention and the indigenous population in Finland /Juha Joona --The subjects of the draft Nordic Saami Convention /Tanja Joona --On customary law among the Saami people /Elina Helander-Renvall --The Archaur people in Ecuador: towards territorial and political autonomy /Veronica Potes --The Australian approach to recognising the land rights of the indigenous peoples: the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) /Sharon Mascher --The forms of recognition of indigenous property rights in settler states: modern claim agreements in Canada /Nigel Bankes --The Nordic Saami Convention and the rights of Saami women: lessons from Canada /Jennifer Koshan.