LAWG 103 — Indigenous Legal Traditions

Introduction to Indigenous law in Canada by teaching, inter alia, the connections between Indigenous ways of being and knowing and Indigenous law, including how those connections have been damaged in colonial contexts, and efforts to revitalize them. Topics include: the worldviews and constitutional contexts of Indigenous legal traditions; and the colonial contexts which have shaped the contemporary realities of Indigenous laws and Indigenous legal education.

• Credits: 3
• Faculty: Faculty of Law
• Department: Law
• Taught by: Aaron Mills, Kerry Sloan, Kirsten Anker

Sections offered

• Section 001 (Lec), Mon 2:35-5:25 pm — 0 seats open
• Section 002 (Lec), Mon 2:35-5:25 pm — 0 seats open
• Section 003 (Lec), Mon 2:35-5:25 pm — 9 seats open