The proposed Nordic Saami Convention: national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
...................................................................................
v
Summary Contents
..................................................................................
vii
List of Contributors
..............................................................................xvii
Introduction
..............................................................................................1
Nigel Bankes and
Timo Koivurova
PART ONE: DOCTRINAL AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
1.
Recognising the Property Interests of Indigenous
Peoples within Settler Societies: Some Different
Conceptual Approaches
.....................................................................21
Nigel Bankes
I. Introduction
................................................................................21
II. Doctrinal Justifications for the Recognition of an
Indigenous Property Interest
........................................................24
A. Common Law Aboriginal Title
.............................................24
B. Customary Law Indigenous Title
..........................................26
C. The
Sui
Generis Approach
....................................................28
III. Justifying the Recognition of Indigenous Property
Interests Through International Human Rights Law
...................30
A. The Right to Self-determination
............................................31
B. The Right to Equality (The Duty of
Non-discrimination)
..............................................................32
С
The Right to Culture
.............................................................33
IV. Justifying the Recognition of Indigenous Property
Interests in Political Theory: Consent
..........................................34
A. John Locke s Arguments
.......................................................35
B. Tully s Responses
..................................................................35
V. Is There a Duty of Restoration or Restitution?
...........................38
VI. Conclusions
.................................................................................42
2.
Acknowledging and Accommodating Legal Pluralism:
An Application to the Draft Nordic Saami
Convention
.........................................................................................45
Jonnette Watson Hamilton
I. Introduction
................................................................................45
II. Recognising Legal Pluralism
........................................................48
A. Recognition, Reconciliation and Transitional Justice
............48
B. What is Law?
........................................................................56
III. Legal Pluralism and Models of Interaction
..................................61
A. Models of Interaction Between Legal Systems with
Greater Autonomy
................................................................65
B. Models of Interaction Between Legal Orders with
Limited Autonomy
................................................................68
C. Models of Interaction Between Legal Orders in a
Hierarchical Relationship
......................................................71
IV. Conclusion
..................................................................................75
3.
The Public-Law Dimension of Indigenous Property Rights
................79
Jeremy Webber
I. Introduction
................................................................................79
II. The Public-Law Dimension of Indigenous Property
Rights
..........................................................................................82
III. Stepping Stones to Recognition: The Compounding
of Property and Governance in Non-Indigenous
Legal Orders
...............................................................................92
IV. Conclusion
..................................................................................98
PART TWO: THE PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW DIMENSIONS
OF THE DRAFT NORDIC SAAMI CONVENTION
4.
Can Saami Transnational Indigenous Peoples Exercise
Their Self-determination in a World of Sovereign
States?
..............................................................................................105
Timo Koivurova
I. Introduction
..............................................................................105
II. Does International Law of States Give a Place for
Peoples and Their Claim for Self-determination?
......................107
III. Have (Transnational) Indigenous Peoples Been Able
to Gain Self-Determination in International Law?
....................114
A. Introduction
........................................................................114
B. The Process to Adopt the UN Declaration
..........................115
IV. Self-determination of Saami Transnational People
....................120
V. Concluding Observations
..........................................................123
5.
The Nordic Saami Convention: The Right of a People
to Control Issues of Importance to Them
........................................125
Leena
Heinämäki
I. Introduction
..............................................................................125
II. The Right of the Saami People to Self-determination
................128
III. Actualising Saami Self-determination: Consultation
or Consent?
...............................................................................134
IV. The Saami People s Right to Participate in National
and International Decision-making
...........................................141
V. Conclusions
...............................................................................145
6.
Cross-border Reindeer Husbandry: Between Ancient
Usage Rights and State Sovereignty
..................................................149
Else
Grete
Broderstad
I. Introduction
..............................................................................149
II. Norm-driven Versus Interest Politics
.........................................152
A. Norm Collision and the Application Discourse
...................152
B. Questions of Sovereignty and Negotiations
.........................154
III. Is the Historical Recognition of Rights Relevant
Today?
......................................................................................156
A. Historical Recognition
........................................................156
B. The Current Relevance of the Principles of the Codicil
.......158
IV. Conflicting Interests in Grazing Areas
.......................................160
A. National Sovereignty and Trading Skills
.............................160
B. State, Organisations and the Understanding of
the Obligation to Consult
...................................................165
V. Why is the Negotiation Mechanism Insufficient?
......................169
VI. New Cooperative Approaches to Resolving Cross-border
Grazing Issues
...........................................................................173
PART THREE: SAAMI LAND AND REINDEER-GRAZING
RIGHTS IN THE THREE NORDIC STATES
7.
The Draft Nordic Saami Convention and the Assessment
of Evidence of Saami Use of Land
....................................................177
0yvind
Ravna
I. Introduction
..............................................................................177
A. Some Characteristics of Indigenous Cultures Significant
for this Analysis
..................................................................177
B. The Problems to be Addressed
............................................178
II. Historical Review of the Assessment of Saami
Use of Land
...............................................................................180
A. Nomadic Communities Cannot Acquire Property
Rights
..................................................................................180
B. Twentieth-century Case Law
...............................................183
III. Legislative Framework for Assessing Evidence Related
to Traditional Saami Use of Land
.............................................186
A. The Draft Nordic Saami Convention and the
Selbu Case
...........................................................................186
B. The Concept of Immemorial Usage in Norwegian Law
......187
С
The Rule of Presumption in the Reindeer
Husbandry Act
....................................................................188
IV.
Assessing the Evidence of Saami Use of Land in Case Law
.......192
A. Problems in Tracing the Use of Land
..................................192
B. The Use of Oral Sources as Evidence
..................................193
C. Requirements for the Intensity and Continuity of the Use
......193
D. Correction of Evidence from Older Sources
........................195
E. The Assessment of a Good Faith Entitlement to Use
the Land
..............................................................................195
V. Assessing the Evidence of Saami Use of Land According
to Customs and Traditions
........................................................197
A. Traditional Use as Proof of Land Rights
.............................197
B. Evidence for siida Boundaries
.............................................199
C. Traditional Rules Support Evidence of Use
.........................200
D. Opinions among Reindeer Herders on What Counts
as Evidence
.........................................................................200
VI. Some Conclusions
.....................................................................203
8.
Who Holds the Reindeer-herding Right in Sweden? A Key Issue
in Legislation
....................................................................................207
Christina
Aliar d
I. Introduction
..............................................................................207
II. Strengthening the Collectivist Feature of Saami
Husbandry Rights
.....................................................................210
A. Amendments with Respect to Who is Entitled to Carry
Out Reindeer Husbandry
....................................................210
i. Historical Ties to Reindeer-herding Families
................210
ii. The
1993
Amendment
..................................................213
B. The Right-holder in Case Law
............................................215
i. Two Precedent Cases
....................................................215
ii. An Upcoming Case
.......................................................217
III. Some Property Law Aspects
......................................................218
A. Establishing Land Rights by Protracted Possession
and Use
...............................................................................218
B. Categories of Indigenous Peoples Land Rights
...................220
IV. Consequences of a Collectivist Approach
..................................222
A. An Absurd and Unjust Legal Application
...........................222
B. Traditional Reindeer Herding and the Siida
........................223
С
Norwegian Legal Developments
..........................................224
V. Conclusion
................................................................................225
9.
The Draft Nordic Saami Convention and the Indigenous
Population in Finland
.......................................................................229
Juha
Joona
I. Introduction
..............................................................................229
II. The Settlement Areas of Finland s Indigenous People in the
Seventeenth Century and Early Eighteenth Century
..................231
III. The
1673
Settlement Decree of Lapland
.................................235
IV. The Arrival of Reindeer Herding Nomadism
in the Current Finland Region
................................................241
V. Finland s Definition of Saami
..................................................246
VI. Concluding Remarks
...............................................................252
10.
The Subjects of the Draft Nordic Saami Convention
.....................255
Tanja
Joona
I. Introduction
............................................................................255
II. Indigenous People in International Law
..................................258
III. Article
4
of the Draft Nordic Saami Convention
....................264
A. Norway
.............................................................................266
B. Sweden
..............................................................................267
С
Finland
..............................................................................267
D. Conclusion
........................................................................270
IV. The Division of Article
4.........................................................271
A. Applies to Persons Residing in Finland, Norway
or Sweden that Identify Themselves as
Saami
................................................................................271
1.
Use Saami as Their Domestic Language or Have at
Least one Parent or Grandparent who has or has had
Saami as his or her Domestic Language
.......................271
2.
Have a Right to Pursue Saami Reindeer Husbandry
in Norway or Sweden
..................................................272
3.
Fulfil the Requirements to be Eligible to Vote in
Elections to the Saami Parliament in Finland,
Norway or Sweden, or
4.
are Children of a
Person Referred to in
1, 2
or
3....................................272
V. Comparing Norway, Sweden and Finland
...............................273
VI. Conclusion
..............................................................................278
11.
On Customary Law Among the Saami People
...............................281
Elina Helander-Renvall
I. Introduction
............................................................................281
II. Concepts and Definitions
........................................................282
III. Multiple Systems of Ordering
.................................................284
IV. Some Examples From the Field Study in the Municipality
of Tana
....................................................................................286
V. Customary Law and National Law Systems
...........................288
A. Case
1:
Tana River Fishing in
Finnmark
County
..............................................................................288
B. Case
2:
Black Forest
(Svartskog)
in Manndalen
in Troms County
...............................................................289
VI. Customary Law as Part of the Indigenous Right Towards
Self-determination
...................................................................290
PART FOUR: THE RECOGNITION OF INDIGENOUS
LAND RIGHTS IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS
12.
The Achuar People in Ecuador: Towards Territorial
and Political Autonomy
..................................................................295
Verónica
Potes
I. Introduction
............................................................................295
II. The Achuar People in Ecuador
................................................296
III. The Official Land-tenure Policy on the Ecuadorian
Amazonia and the Struggle of Indigenous Peoples
for Recognition of their Territories
.........................................297
IV. The
2008
Constitution and the Political and Legal Scenario
for Realising Indigenous Territorial and Political
Autonomy
...............................................................................301
A. The
2008
Constitution: Indigenous Land and
Natural Resources
.............................................................308
B. The
2008
Constitution: Indigenous Political
Autonomy
.........................................................................313
V. Conclusion
..............................................................................319
13.
The Australian Approach to Recognising the Land Rights
of Indigenous Peoples: The Native Title Act
1993
(Cth)
................323
Sharon Mascher
I. Introduction
............................................................................323
II. Indigenous Land Rights in Australia Vie-Mabo (No
2)...........324
III. The Mabo (No
2)
Decision
.....................................................327
IV. The Australian Response to Mabo (No
2) -
The NTA
............331
A. The NTA
-
A Broad Overview
.........................................332
i. Registration and Determination of Native Title
Claims
........................................................................332
ii. Validation of Past Acts and Intermediate Period
Acts
...........................................................................333
iii.
Future Acts Affecting Native Title Under the NTA
.....333
B. Outcomes of the NTA
.......................................................339
V. Structural Criticisms of the Australian NTA
...........................340
A. The Allocation of Certainty and Security of Title
.............340
B. Strict Interpretation of Legislation and a Move Away
from the Common Law
....................................................343
VI. Conclusion
..............................................................................349
14.
The Forms of Recognition of Indigenous Property Rights
in Settler States: Modern Land Claim Agreements
in Canada
.......................................................................................351
Nigel Bankes
I. Introduction
............................................................................351
II. Reservations, Reserves and Aboriginal Trust Lands
................352
III. Indigenous Land Holdings and The Mystery of Capital
..........355
IV. Modern Arrangements for Titling Indigenous Lands,
Canada
....................................................................................359
A. Indigenous Title Lands
......................................................360
i. Conveyance or Recognition?
.....................................361
ii. The Legal Quality of the Title
...................................361
iii.
Constitutional Status of Indigenous Lands Under
the Terms of Land Claims Agreements
......................363
iv.
The Content of the Indigenous Title Under the
Agreements
................................................................363
v. In Whom is Title Vested at the Outset?
.....................364
vi.
Restrictions on Alienation
.........................................365
vii.
Conclusions
...............................................................366
B. The Certainty Provisions of the Agreements
.....................366
C. The Internal Aspect of Indigenous Lands
..........................368
i. The Self-government Approach
.................................369
ii. The Administrative Rules Approach
..........................371
iii.
Conclusions
...............................................................374
V. Observations with Respect to the Draft Nordic
Saami Convention
...................................................................374
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VI. Conclusions
.............................................................................
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15.
The Nordic Saami Convention and the Rights of Saami Women:
Lessons from Canada
.....................................................................379
Jennifer Koshan
I. Introduction
............................................................................379
II. The Need to Guarantee Equal Indigenous Rights for
Saami Women
.........................................................................382
III. Protection of Indigenous Women s Rights in Canada
..............387
IV. Considering an Equal Indigenous Rights Clause
for Women
..............................................................................393
V. Conclusion
..............................................................................398
Conclusion
............................................................................................399
Nigel Bankes and
Timo Koivurova
I. Customary Norms and Legal Pluralism
........................................399
II. Process and Relationships
.............................................................400
III. Lost in Translation
.......................................................................401
IV. Courts, Legislators and Conventions
............................................402
V. Pushing the Boundaries of International Law?
.............................402
VI. The Identification of the Rights-bearer
.........................................403
VII.
Final Thoughts
.............................................................................404
Index
.....................................................................................................405
In
2005
an expert group representing
the governments of Norway, Sweden
and Finland, and the Saami parliaments
of these countries agreed upon a draft
text of a Nordic Saami Convention.
Key parts of the text deal with the
recognition of Saami land and resource
rights. More recently the three
governments have embarked on
negotiations to move from this draft
text to a final convention that may
be adopted and ratified by all three
countries. Negotiations commenced
in the Spring of
2011
and should
be completed within five years. This
collection of essays explores the
national and international dimensions
of indigenous property rights and the
draft Convention which recognises
the Saami as one people divided by
international boundaries.
Part one of the book seeks to provide
a global and theoretical context for
these developments in the Nordic
countries, with a series of essays
dealing with the moral and legal
reasons for recognising indigenous
property interests and different
conceptualisations of the relationship
between indigenous peoples and
settler societies, including recognition,
reconciliation and pluralism. Part two
of the book examines some interna¬
tional legal issues associated with the
Convention, including the background
to the Convention. Part three turns to
examine aspects of the recognition of
Saami property interests in each of the
three Nordic states, while Part four
provides some comparative experi¬
ences, examining the recognition of
indigenous property rights in a number
of jurisdictions, including Canada,
Australia and a number of South
American states. An additional essay
considers gender issues in relation to
indigenous property rights.
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| title | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights |
| title_auth | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights |
| title_exact_search | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights |
| title_full | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights ed. by Nigel Bankes ... |
| title_fullStr | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights ed. by Nigel Bankes ... |
| title_full_unstemmed | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights ed. by Nigel Bankes ... |
| title_short | The proposed Nordic Saami Convention |
| title_sort | the proposed nordic saami convention national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights |
| title_sub | national and international dimensions of indigenous property rights |
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