First Nations? Second Thoughts mugs-and-bottles Salmon in the Wild by

Salmon in the Wild by Coast Salish artist

Fishing for a living is dangerous

Karin spends her work time evaluating teaching/learning strategies and materials

Featuring the work of 13 contributing artists

this edition includes seven new essays which argue that museums and anthropologists must contextualize and critique themselves--that they must analyze and critique the social

First Nations? Second Thoughts mugs-and-bottles Salmon in the Wild byOver the last thirty years, Canadian policy on Aboriginal issues has come to be dominated by an ideology that sees Aboriginal peoples as "nations" entitled to specific rights. Indians and Inuit now enjoy a cornucopia of legal privileges, including rights to self government beyond federal and provincial jurisdiction, immunity from taxation, court decisions reopening treaty issues settled long ago, the right to hunt and fish without legal limits, and