John Butrovich speaks at a Tanana Yukon Historical Society meeting on January 23, 1963 in Fairbanks, Alaska [sound recording].

Tanana Yukon Historical Society tapes

Aboriginal self-government in Canada : current trends and issues

Purich's Aboriginal issues series

Purich's Aboriginal issues series.

Reconciling solitudes : a critical analysis of the self-government ideal / Treaty governance / Regaining recognition of the inherent right of aboriginal governance / Contesting indigenous peoples governance : the politics of state-determination vs. self-determining autonomy / From Panacea to reality : the practicalities of Canadian aboriginal self-government agreements / A critical analysis of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples self-government model / "We rise again:" Métis traditional governance and the claim to Métis self-government / The future of fiscal federalism : funding regimes for aboriginal self-government / Community healing and aboriginal self-government / Unfinished business : self-government and the James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement thirty years later / Self-government in Nunavut / Cowessess First Nation : self-government, nation building, and treaty land entitlement / Government on the Métis settlements : foundations and future directions / First nations satellite reserves : capacity-building and self-government in Saskatchewan / Constitutionalizing the space to be Aboriginal women : the Indian Act and the struggle for First Nations citizenship / The significance of building leadership and community capacity to implement self-government / Where is the law in restorative justice? / Aboriginal education and self-government : assessing success and identifying the challenges to restoring Aboriginal jurisdiction for education / Future prospects for Aboriginal self-government in Canada