Political Analysis of Indigenous Peoples Management in Canada Report

This report examines the management of indigenous peoples in Canada, focusing on the political and socio-economic challenges and opportunities they face. The study begins with a discussion of the historical context and the evolution of public administration policies. It analyzes the impact of federalism, regional peculiarities, and interregional cooperation on the development of indigenous communities. The report uses political analysis tools to assess the problems of minority peoples in the context of democratization, considering the importance of legal frameworks, environmental protection, and cultural preservation. The research includes an analysis of survey data on Aboriginal services, awareness of indigenous history, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The report concludes with recommendations for future development, emphasizing the need for partnership relations between the state and indigenous peoples, and the importance of addressing historical missteps in public administration. The study also incorporates a review of relevant literature and database searches to support its findings and recommendations.

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For several years, debates have been debated about the introduction of a register of
indigenous minorities, the criteria on the basis of which citizens can acquire the status of
indigenous minorities.
The relevance of the study is due, above all, to the development of specific measures that
promote the development of adaptation of the indigenous peoples of the aboriginals to the
new socio-political and economic conditions prevailing in Canada at the turn of the 1990s,
without damaging the development. We need new approaches to solving problems that have
accumulated over decades, in the context of the breaking of the past, the usual way of life and
the formation of the new. Their essence is in the transition from the paternalistic policy to the
policy of partnership relations between the state, the subjects of the Federation and the
indigenous peoples, to a policy aimed at legal (Altman, & Taylor, 2018). . The solution of
these problems has its own characteristics in the region with a pronounced industrial
orientation.
It is important to take into account the fact that the development of the small indigenous
peoples of the North is directly connected with the historical features of state administration,
with the direction of the national policy towards them. Therefore, an understanding of the
achievements and miscalculations in public administration along this path is extremely
important for developing the most optimal ways of their development in the 21st century,
taking into account the peculiarities of regions and peoples. The material and spiritual culture
of these peoples, their economic structure and way of life have a number of unique features
that require special approaches to solving the issues of their political, socio-economic and
ethno-cultural development.
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New opportunities for development and self-development, self-determination and self-
governance have been received by the peoples of the North in the context of modern
Canadian, although its formation is associated with considerable contradictions. We need a
solid legal basis for the development of indigenous peoples, territories and lands of their
traditional residence, environmental protection, preservation of native languages and cultures,
etc.
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The development of federalism implies taking into account regional peculiarities in carrying
out economic reforms and necessitates interregional cooperation to ensure stability in society,
including in the sphere of national relations.
Based on the relevance of the topic, the goals and objectives of the dissertation research are
defined.
The purpose of the study is to draw on the tools of political analysis to consider, in a
complex, interrelationship and interdependence, the problems of the development of minority
peoples of the North in the context of democratization of socio-political and economic
relations in Canada. To analyze the features of public administration at the present stage. In
this connection, the following tasks were set for the solution:
- to carry out a political analysis of the peculiarities of the state management of indigenous
peoples and their territories in the historical aspect, the impact of such management on the
development of indigenous peoples;
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Given the relevance of the problem being studied, the goals and objectives set, it is also
necessary to analyze the degree of its scientific elaboration.
(F) Letter: Explaining Internet and Article Database Results
To: The Instructor
Date: 21 july 2019
From: Research analyst
Re: Article Analysis
Hi, hope this letter finds you well
The article analyses the internet and database results. The analysis is to:

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- to explore more deeply the modern social and economic problems of the development of the
small indigenous peoples of the North in the conditions of the development of a market
economy;
- to determine the directions of further development of federal and regional legislation
relating to the development of all spheres of life activity of the aboriginal people of the
North, above all the rights to own land.
Your faithfully ,
Research analysts
Conclusion
The purpose of the study is to draw on the tools of political analysis to consider, in a
complex, interrelationship and interdependence, the problems of the development of minority
peoples of the North in the context of democratization of socio-political and economic
relations in Canada.

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References
Altman, J., & Taylor, J. (2018). The 1994 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Survey: Findings and Future Prospects. Canberra, ACT: Centre for Aboriginal
Economic Policy Research, Research School of Social Sciences, College of Arts &
Social Sciences, The Australian National University.
Irving, M., Gwynne, K., Angell, B., Tennant, M., & Blinkhorn, A. (2017). Client perspectives
on an Aboriginal community led oral health service in rural Australia. Australian
Journal of Rural Health, 25(3), 163-168.
Smith, D. E. (2018). Toward an Aboriginal household expenditure survey: conceptual,
methodological and cultural considerations. Canberra, ACT: Centre for Aboriginal
Economic Policy Research (CAEPR), Research School of Social Sciences, College of
Arts and Social Sciences, The Australian National University.