Canada's Indigenous Constitution

‘This work is an important piece in a broader inter-societal dialogue whereby diverse but connected peoples can resolve disputes and organize affairs in ways that best reflect fundamental principles of justice and equality.’ Trevor Shishkin, Saskatchewan Law Review; vol 75:2012

'An original and important addition to the study of Indigenous law, Canada's Indigenous Constitution will be instrumental in dispelling colonial myths that continue to be taught in law schools throughout the country.' Larry Chartrand, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

'Rich and comprehensive, Canada's Indigenous Constitution challenges non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal Canadians alike to integrate the legal traditions and practices of Canada's Indigenous peoples with the overall system of Canadian law. A lucid analysis of how Canadian and Indigenous laws relate to one another, John Borrows's penetrating work is a tour de force.' Peter Russell, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto