Decision-Making Structures in Land Claims Settlement Areas: Implications for Sovereignty and Security
Regions: Inuvialuit Settlement Region
Tags: social sciences, agreement negotiation, land claim, politics, decision making, devolution, management
| Principal Investigator: | Zellen, Barry (1) |
| Licence Number: | 12230 |
| Organization: | Inuvialuit Communications Society |
| Licensed Year(s): |
1992
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| Issued: | Jan 01, 1992 |
| Project Team: | Beverly Amos |
Objective(s): To better understand the dynamics of decision-making inside land claims settlement areas; to determine how co-management and devolution affect sovereignty-assertion and national security in the arctic.
Project Description: The researcher and his team will engage in a comparative analysis of the Alaska, Inuvialuit and Inuit land claims settlements and their respective decision-making structures, using a case-study review in three settlement areas. There will also be some additional comparison of James Bay and Northern Quebec settlements.
