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catalog contributor b8629868.
catalog coverage "Québec (Province) Politics and government 1960-".
catalog created "[1995]".
catalog date "1995".
catalog date "[1995]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1995]".
catalog description "10.2 Fiduciary obligations of Québec government -- 11. Responsibilities of the international community in the Aboriginal/Québec context -- 11.1 Appropriate measures to be taken by the international community -- 12. Potential impacts of Québec secession on aboriginal peoples -- 12.1 Canadian Federation versus a unitary Québec state -- essential differences -- 13. Academic literature on secession: serious shortcomoings affecting aboriginal peoples -- 14. Summary of double standards, inconsistencies and discrimination by separatists -- Conclusions and recommendations -- Authorities".
catalog description "3.4.2 Key distinctions between Québec and Baltic states -- 3.5 Need for informed discussion prior to referendm vote -- 3.5.1 Attempts to suppress free and open debate -- 3.5.2 Need to clarify basis for PQ government's unilateral declaration of independence -- 4. Effective control and the use of force -- 4.1 Effective control -- secession by revolution -- 4.2 Potential use of force by government -- 4.2.1 Use of force by PQ government -- 4.2.2 Use of force by Canadian government -- 5. Boundary issues in the context of Québec secession -- 5.1 Québec's borders at risk following a UDI -- 5.2 The notion of uti possidetis -- 5.3 Inapplicability of uti possidetis to the Canada/Québec/Aboriginal context -- 5.4 The 1898 and 1912 Boundary Extensions in Québec -- 5.4.1 Rationale for provincial boundary extensions in 1912 -- 5.4.2 Failure to obtain aboriginal peoples' consent to 1898 and 1912 transfers -- 6. Québec "territorial integrity" -- unilaterally impased on aboriginal peoples -- ".
catalog description "7. Analysis of five-expert study commissioned by Québec national assembly -- 8. Relevance of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement -- 8.1 JBNQA negotiations -- inequitable conditions and circumstances -- 8.2 Denial of Cree self-determination under JBNQA -- 8.3 Legal status of JBNQA in the context of Québec secession -- 8.3.1 Effect of JBNQA under Canadian Law -- 8.3.2 Effect of JBNQA under international law -- 9. Québec's 1995 referendum on independence -- 9.1 Inherent limitations of referendums and lack of legitimacy in Québec's process -- 9.2 Significance of referendums by aboriginal peoples in Québec -- 9.3 Inadequacies of a simple majority vote -- 9.3.1 July 1948 Newfoundland referendum -- a precedent for Québec secession? -- 9.4 Absence of a proposed constitution and other negotiated arrangements for a new Québec state -- 10. Fiduciary responsibilities of governments in the context of Québec secession -- 10.1 Fiduciary obligations of Canadian government -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [461]-494).".
catalog description "Introduction -- 1. Who are"people" with the right to self-determination? -- 1.1 Aboriginal peoples as distinct "peoples" -- 1.2 Quebecers as a distinct "people" -- 1.3 Can aboriginal peoples be forcibly included as part of the "Québec people" for secession purposes? -- 2. Self-determination and the right to secede -- 2.1 Right to self-determination of aboriginal peoples -- 2.2 Recognition of self-determination not a precedent for a right to secede -- 2.3 Self-determination -- the right to choose -- 3. Québec's secession attempt -- on what basis is it justifiable? -- 3.1 Canadian Constitution -- no right to unilaterally secede -- 3.1.1 Has a constitutional convention been established in regard to the unilateral secession of Québec? -- 3.2 Internal self-determination of Quebecers -- 3.3 PQ strategy to undermine the functioning of the Canadian Federation -- 3.4 International law -- no right of Québec to secede -- 3.4.1 Key distinctions between Québec and former Yugoslavia -- ".
catalog extent "494 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Sovereign injustice.".
catalog identifier "0968019102".
catalog isFormatOf "Sovereign injustice.".
catalog issued "1995".
catalog issued "[1995]".
catalog language "Text in English; introd. in English and French.".
catalog language "eng fre".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Nemaska, Québec, Canada : Grand Council of the Crees,".
catalog relation "Sovereign injustice.".
catalog spatial "Québec (Province) Politics and government 1960-".
catalog spatial "Québec (Province)".
catalog subject "354.710081/497 20".
catalog subject "Cree Indians Treaties.".
catalog subject "Indians of North America Legal status, laws, etc. Québec (Province)".
catalog subject "James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (1975)".
catalog subject "KEQ1060 .A17 1995".
catalog tableOfContents "10.2 Fiduciary obligations of Québec government -- 11. Responsibilities of the international community in the Aboriginal/Québec context -- 11.1 Appropriate measures to be taken by the international community -- 12. Potential impacts of Québec secession on aboriginal peoples -- 12.1 Canadian Federation versus a unitary Québec state -- essential differences -- 13. Academic literature on secession: serious shortcomoings affecting aboriginal peoples -- 14. Summary of double standards, inconsistencies and discrimination by separatists -- Conclusions and recommendations -- Authorities".
catalog tableOfContents "3.4.2 Key distinctions between Québec and Baltic states -- 3.5 Need for informed discussion prior to referendm vote -- 3.5.1 Attempts to suppress free and open debate -- 3.5.2 Need to clarify basis for PQ government's unilateral declaration of independence -- 4. Effective control and the use of force -- 4.1 Effective control -- secession by revolution -- 4.2 Potential use of force by government -- 4.2.1 Use of force by PQ government -- 4.2.2 Use of force by Canadian government -- 5. Boundary issues in the context of Québec secession -- 5.1 Québec's borders at risk following a UDI -- 5.2 The notion of uti possidetis -- 5.3 Inapplicability of uti possidetis to the Canada/Québec/Aboriginal context -- 5.4 The 1898 and 1912 Boundary Extensions in Québec -- 5.4.1 Rationale for provincial boundary extensions in 1912 -- 5.4.2 Failure to obtain aboriginal peoples' consent to 1898 and 1912 transfers -- 6. Québec "territorial integrity" -- unilaterally impased on aboriginal peoples -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "7. Analysis of five-expert study commissioned by Québec national assembly -- 8. Relevance of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement -- 8.1 JBNQA negotiations -- inequitable conditions and circumstances -- 8.2 Denial of Cree self-determination under JBNQA -- 8.3 Legal status of JBNQA in the context of Québec secession -- 8.3.1 Effect of JBNQA under Canadian Law -- 8.3.2 Effect of JBNQA under international law -- 9. Québec's 1995 referendum on independence -- 9.1 Inherent limitations of referendums and lack of legitimacy in Québec's process -- 9.2 Significance of referendums by aboriginal peoples in Québec -- 9.3 Inadequacies of a simple majority vote -- 9.3.1 July 1948 Newfoundland referendum -- a precedent for Québec secession? -- 9.4 Absence of a proposed constitution and other negotiated arrangements for a new Québec state -- 10. Fiduciary responsibilities of governments in the context of Québec secession -- 10.1 Fiduciary obligations of Canadian government -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- 1. Who are"people" with the right to self-determination? -- 1.1 Aboriginal peoples as distinct "peoples" -- 1.2 Quebecers as a distinct "people" -- 1.3 Can aboriginal peoples be forcibly included as part of the "Québec people" for secession purposes? -- 2. Self-determination and the right to secede -- 2.1 Right to self-determination of aboriginal peoples -- 2.2 Recognition of self-determination not a precedent for a right to secede -- 2.3 Self-determination -- the right to choose -- 3. Québec's secession attempt -- on what basis is it justifiable? -- 3.1 Canadian Constitution -- no right to unilaterally secede -- 3.1.1 Has a constitutional convention been established in regard to the unilateral secession of Québec? -- 3.2 Internal self-determination of Quebecers -- 3.3 PQ strategy to undermine the functioning of the Canadian Federation -- 3.4 International law -- no right of Québec to secede -- 3.4.1 Key distinctions between Québec and former Yugoslavia -- ".
catalog title "Sovereign injustice : forcible inclusion of the James Bay Crees and Cree territory into a sovereign Québec.".
catalog type "Treaties. fast".
catalog type "text".