Aboriginal Rights Research / Discussion Papers, Late 1970s-1980

•  A Proposed Position Paper on the Hunting and Fishing Rights of Non-Status Indians
•  A Summary and Review of Research Findings Regarding the Rights and Claims of the Non-Status ...
•  Aborginal Rights, Origins, Theory, History and Application
•  Canadian Indigenous People in Relation to the Early Concepts of International Law
•  Discussion Paper on Aboriginal Rights, Origins, Theory, History and Application
•  Expropriation in Relation to Aboriginal Land Title
•  Government Policy Respecting Native People: Its Development and Purpose
•  Government Policy Respecting Native People: Its Development and Purpose
•  Nation: What Does it Mean and What Are Its Implications
•  Non-Status Indians and Aboriginal Rights
•  Overview of the Relationship between the Metis and Non-Status Indians
•  Overview: How the Government Dealt with the Indians
•  Overview: How the Government Dealt with the Metis
•  Research Findings Regarding the Rights and Claims of the Non-Status Indian Peoples of Saskatchewan
•  Speculation in Half-Breed Land and Scrip
•  The Claim to Nationhood of the Metis in the Northwest Outside Manitoba
•  The Concept of the Supremacy of Parliament and How it Relates to and Affects the Rights of ...
•  The Extinguishment of Aboriginal Claims, Law and Practice in Canada
•  The Federal-Indigenous Trust Relationship
•  The History of the Metis People
•  The Nationhood Claim of the Metis—The Historical and Empirical Basis of the Claim in 1870
•  The Nature of Aboriginal Title—Is it Transferrable or Assignable?
•  The Natutre of Indian Title
•  The Question of Half-Breed Scrip as an Extinguishment of Aboriginal Title
•  The Roman Catholic Church and the Metis Nation
•  Who is an Indian?