POG 440
Indigenous Governance/Justice
This course examines the social, political and historical context of Aboriginal peoples in Canada: their experiences of assimilation and autonomy; ongoing relations with the Canadian state; efforts toward self-government; treaty rights and land claims; contemporary issues of identity and self-actualization; and the Aboriginal relationship with the Canadian criminal justice system. (Comparative)
Weekly Contact: Lecture:3 hrs.
GPA Weight: 1.00
Course Count: 1.00
Billing Units: 1
Antirequisites
CRM 400 and PPA124
Co-Requisites
None
Custom Requisites
None
Mentioned in the Following Calendar Pages
*List may not include courses that are on a common table shared between programs.
- Accounting and Finance Professionally-Related Table I
- Arts and Contemporary Studies Professionally-Related Table II
- Business Management Professionally-Related Table I
- CRM 400 - Indigenous Governance/Justice
- Criminology Minor
- Criminology and Politics and Governance Professional Table II
- Environment and Urban Sustainability Professionally-Related Table IV
- Geographic Analysis Professionally-Related Table IV
- History Politics and Governance Professional Table II
- History Professionally Related - Table IV
- Language and Intercultural Relations Professionally-Related Table IV
- Open Elective Table
- PPA 124 - Indigenous Politics and Governance
- PPA 700 - Comparative Indigenous Politics/Policies
- PPA 701 - Indigenous Public/Private Partnerships
- PPA 702 - Administrative Law in Indigenous Context
- PPA 703 - Dispute Resolution in Indigenous Context
- PPA 705 - Sustainable Development and First Nations
- Philosophy Professionally-Related Table IV
- Politics Minor
- Politics and Governance Professional Table II
- Politics and Governance_Sociology Double Major Professional Table II
- Psychology Professionally-Related Table IV
- Public Administration Minor
- Public Administration and Governance
- Social Work Professionally-Related Table II
- Sociology Professionally-Related Table IV
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POG 100
People, Power and Politics -
POG 110
Power and Influence in Canadian Politics -
POG 210
Power and Authority in Canada -
POG 214
Controversial Policy Topics -
POG 225
Global Governance -
POG 230
Statistics and Social Science -
POG 235
Western Political Thought -
POG 240
Intro to Comparative Politics -
POG 310
Provincial Politics -
POG 313
The Politics of Race and Ethnicity -
POG 315
Equity and Human Rights in Canada -
POG 316
Social Policy -
POG 317
Education Politics and Policy -
POG 320
Social Identity and Citizenship -
POG 323
The Politics of International Development -
POG 324
Global Political Economy -
POG 335
Political Communication -
POG 341
US Politics -
POG 342
Politics in Africa -
POG 343
Politics in Latin America -
POG 391
MP/MPP Office Placement -
POG 392
Washington DC: Seat of US Government -
POG 410
Canadian Urban Politics -
POG 411
Canadian Foreign Policy -
POG 412
Government and the Economy -
POG 415
Environmental Politics and Policy -
POG 416
The Politics of Canadian Federalism -
POG 417
Canadian-American Relations -
POG 423
Nationalism and Identity -
POG 424
Human Rights and Global Politics -
POG 425
Regional Economic and Political Integration -
POG 426
Global Conflict and Peace -
POG 427
Women, War, and Peace -
POG 430
Contemporary Political Thought -
POG 431
Power, Domination and Resistance -
POG 432
Varieties of Democracy -
POG 440
Indigenous Governance/Justice -
POG 442
Women and Comparative Politics -
POG 443
Global Cities -
POG 444
Politics, Media and Technology -
POG 446
Voters, Elections, and Parties -
POG 490
Politics and Governance Topics -
POG 494
Women in the House -
POG 498
Directed Research in Politics -
POG 499
Field Experience -
POL 101
Canadian Political Institutions -
POL 102
Political Processes in Canada -
POL 106
The Politics of Human Needs -
POL 123
Urban Government in Canada -
POL 128
Politics and Film -
POL 129
Immigration and Settlement in Canada -
POL 203
Politics of the Environment -
POL 208
Globalization and World Politics -
POL 377
Urban Sustainability Policy -
POL 501
Women, Power and Politics -
POL 507
Power, Change and Technology -
POL 510
The Politics of Sexual Diversity -
POL 511
Well-being and Opportunity in Canada -
POL 540
Issues in Third World Politics -
POL 588
Neoliberalism and its Alternatives -
POL 601
Social Movements and Politics -
POL 607
Politics of Technology and Globalization -
POL 609
Global Justice -
POL 613
International Law for Human Protection -
POL 620
Sports and Politics -
POL 688
Colonialism and Imperialism -
POL 720
Canada in the Continent -
PPA 101
Cdn Public Administration I: Institutions -
PPA 102
Cdn Public Administration II: Processes -
PPA 120
Canadian Politics and Government -
PPA 121
Ontario Politics and Government -
PPA 122
Local Politics and Government -
PPA 124
Indigenous Politics and Governance -
PPA 125
Rights, Equity and the State -
PPA 211
Public Policy -
PPA 235
Theories of the State -
PPA 301
Administrative Law -
PPA 303
Financial Management -
PPA 319
Politics of Work and Labour -
PPA 333
Research Methods in Public Administration -
PPA 335
Theories of Bureaucracy -
PPA 401
Collaborative Governance -
PPA 402
Program Planning and Evaluation -
PPA 403
e-Government -
PPA 404
Issues in Public Administration -
PPA 411
Advanced Public Policy -
PPA 414
Comparative Public Policy -
PPA 425
Intergovernmental Relations -
PPA 490
Public Administration Themes -
PPA 501
Public Sector Leadership -
PPA 50A/B
Practicum -
PPA 51A/B
Public Policy Research Paper -
PPA 700
Comparative Indigenous Politics/Policies -
PPA 701
Indigenous Public/Private Partnerships -
PPA 702
Administrative Law in Indigenous Context -
PPA 703
Dispute Resolution in Indigenous Context -
PPA 704
Current Issues in Indigenous Governance -
PPA 705
Sustainable Development and First Nations