Courses 2025 - 2026

LAW B 584 Indigenous Governance Law

Credits: 2-6, Max 6

British colonial policies alternated between recognition of the sovereignty of Indigenous communities and their dominion over people and territory and efforts to limit or extinguish Indigenous sovereignty using force, treaties, and the imposition of law. This course provides a framework for understanding the contemporary laws of former British colonies with respect to the sovereignty of Indigenous communities; the grounding of those laws in the history of modern nations as colonies of Great Britain and the historical and contemporary impacts of settler colonialism on the governance of Indigenous communities. Enrollment is limited to students who have taken A565 or who secure permission from the instructor.

Winter, 4 Credit(s)

Course Sections and Instructors

Instructor(s)
Eberhard, Eric Show Detail Quarter Instructor Schedule - Days, Hour, Room) Sec SLN Type Grading Type Winter Eberhard TTh 3:30-5:20 TBA A TBA JD B TBA LLM C TBA MJ D TBA MJ-China Paper Room assignments are not posted until 60 days before the start of the quarter and are subject to change without notice. Submit a Course Request: Section     A  B  C  D