Turning Data into Gold

, , , . ": " . - . , . ."" , . , , . . - , .Imagine a world where Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples walk hand-in-hand, not just towards coexistence, but towards shared sovereignty. This is the powerful vision at the heart of "Dual Sovereignty: A Path to Justice and Reconciliation."This thought-provoking book delves into the complex relationship between Indigenous communities and the dominant state. It lays bare the historical and ongoing injustices faced by Indigenous peoples, from land dispossession to cultural erasure. But it doesn't stop there."Dual Sovereignty" offers a beacon of hope, a roadmap towards a future where Indigenous self-determination and shared governance become reality. It explores the concept of dual sovereignty, where Indigenous legal systems and jurisdictions coexist with those of the state, creating a space for true justice and reconciliation.This is not just a theoretical concept. The book showcases real-world examples of dual sovereignty in action, from the Maori co-governance arrangements in New Zealand to the ongoing struggles for Indigenous rights in Canada and Australia.