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portada Divided Power. How Federalism Undermines Reconciliation
Formato
Libro Físico
Año
2025
N° páginas
192
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
Dimensiones
2.3x1.5x0.1 cm
ISBN13
9781773637723

Divided Power. How Federalism Undermines Reconciliation

Emily Grafton (Autor) · Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd · Tapa Blanda

Divided Power. How Federalism Undermines Reconciliation - Emily Grafton

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Reseña del libro "Divided Power. How Federalism Undermines Reconciliation"

Reconciliation, as set out by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, is a process of understanding the Canadian state's genocide against Indigenous Peoples and creating a new relationship between Indigenous Peoples and settlers based on mutual respect and dignity. Given the racism and paternalism embedded in the Canadian state and related institutions, building such a relationship is a monumental task, but in addition, there is a major structural roadblock in the way: federalism, the political system that organizes Canadian governance. Divided Power argues that Canada's system of federalism, rooted in settler colonialism, has dispossessed Indigenous Peoples for settler benefit. Far from being a neutral, balanced way to distribute responsibilities and powers, the division between the state and provinces and territories obstructs Indigenous Peoples' agency and governance. Under such coercive political exclusion, how can truth and reconciliation be fully achieved? Emily Grafton meticulously traces the ways that federalism limits the potential for reconciliation and proposes alternative power-sharing models. Guiding readers through the terrain of debate, Grafton deftly and accessibly merges a political analysis of federalism with a clear assessment of settler colonialism to argue that reconciliation will be incomplete for as long as the current division of powers persists. Divided Power points to a promising approach to holding the Canadian state responsible for integrating the principles of truth and reconciliation into its very foundation.

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