This paper examines European assertions of sovereignty in what is now Canada by distinguishing between de facto and de jure sovereignty. De facto sovereignty requires actual exercise of authority in a territory, whereas de jure sovereignty is an abstract concept that depends on the application of a specific legal system. De jure sovereignty is relative because, while it may be valid in one legal system, it is not necessarily valid in other legal systems. A choice of law question is therefore involved that raises an issue of legitimacy. The paper concludes that, although Canada has de facto sovereignty over its territory today, its claim to de jure sovereignty lacks legitimacy as long as it is not acknowledged by Indigenous legal systems. Ce...
Turning to Agamben’s notion of the decision of the “state of exception” as the fundamental act of th...
This paper considers the various legal issues that would arise in the context of Quebec\u27s secessi...
Titre de la page de titre additionnel: Ghost dancing at the Supreme Court of Canada : indigenous rig...
This paper examines European assertions of sovereignty in what is now Canada by distinguishing betwe...
This paper examines European assertions of sovereignty in what is now Canada by distinguishing betwe...
Let me start by acknowledging and thanking the Enoch Cree Nation, on whose territory we are meeting....
Let me start by acknowledging and thanking the Enoch Cree Nation, on whose territory we are meeting....
The thesis of this dissertation is that the sovereignty of Natives over their ancestral lands not tr...
This article examines the concept of sovereignty and its application in the context of European colo...
For several years now, both in France and abroad, there have been controversies among legal scholars...
This article examines the concept of sovereignty and its application in the context of European colo...
Dans l’arrêt R. c. Powley, la Cour suprême du Canada reconnaissait à une communauté Métis le droit d...
The present text discusses the reception, in Canada, of the French model of duality of jurisdictions...
This article analyses the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in the Reference re Secession of Q...
The present text discusses the reception, in Canada, of the French model of duality of jurisdictions...
Turning to Agamben’s notion of the decision of the “state of exception” as the fundamental act of th...
This paper considers the various legal issues that would arise in the context of Quebec\u27s secessi...
Titre de la page de titre additionnel: Ghost dancing at the Supreme Court of Canada : indigenous rig...
This paper examines European assertions of sovereignty in what is now Canada by distinguishing betwe...
This paper examines European assertions of sovereignty in what is now Canada by distinguishing betwe...
Let me start by acknowledging and thanking the Enoch Cree Nation, on whose territory we are meeting....
Let me start by acknowledging and thanking the Enoch Cree Nation, on whose territory we are meeting....
The thesis of this dissertation is that the sovereignty of Natives over their ancestral lands not tr...
This article examines the concept of sovereignty and its application in the context of European colo...
For several years now, both in France and abroad, there have been controversies among legal scholars...
This article examines the concept of sovereignty and its application in the context of European colo...
Dans l’arrêt R. c. Powley, la Cour suprême du Canada reconnaissait à une communauté Métis le droit d...
The present text discusses the reception, in Canada, of the French model of duality of jurisdictions...
This article analyses the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in the Reference re Secession of Q...
The present text discusses the reception, in Canada, of the French model of duality of jurisdictions...
Turning to Agamben’s notion of the decision of the “state of exception” as the fundamental act of th...
This paper considers the various legal issues that would arise in the context of Quebec\u27s secessi...
Titre de la page de titre additionnel: Ghost dancing at the Supreme Court of Canada : indigenous rig...