Graham White is a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Toronto.
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Map Tables Figures Preface/Acknowledgments 1. Inuit Self-Government and the Nunatsiavut Assembly 2. The Labrador Inuit: History, Society, Culture, and Political Institutions 3. Comprehensive Land Claims and Indigenous Self-Government 4. Governance in Nunatsiavut: Constitution, Organization, and Politics 5. The Assembly: Setting, Atmosphere, and Membership 6. The Assembly: Operations, Committees, and Services 7. Distinctive Practices and Procedures 8. Consensus, Consensus Government, and Inuit Influence 9. Assembly Effectiveness I: Representation and Policy Making 10. Assembly Effectiveness II: Accountability 11. Change, Continuity, and Self-Government in the Nunatsiavut Assembly Appendices Index
Map Tables Figures Preface/Acknowledgments 1. Inuit Self-Government and the Nunatsiavut Assembly 2. The Labrador Inuit: History, Society, Culture, and Political Institutions 3. Comprehensive Land Claims and Indigenous Self-Government 4. Governance in Nunatsiavut: Constitution, Organization, and Politics 5. The Assembly: Setting, Atmosphere, and Membership 6. The Assembly: Operations, Committees, and Services 7. Distinctive Practices and Procedures 8. Consensus, Consensus Government, and Inuit Influence 9. Assembly Effectiveness I: Representation and Policy Making 10. Assembly Effectiveness II: Accountability 11. Change, Continuity, and Self-Government in the Nunatsiavut Assembly Appendices Index
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