Catherine Bell is Professor of Law and David Kahane is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy. Both are at the University of Alberta.

• Foreword / Paul ChartrandAcknowledgmentsIntroduction / David Kahane and Catherine BellPart 1: Theoretical Perspectives1 Learning New Dances: Finding Effective Ways to Address Intercultural Disputes / Michelle LeBaron2 What is Culture? Generalizing About Aboriginal and Newcomer Perspectives / David Kahane3 Perceiving the World Differently / Dale Turner4 Paths to Intercultural Understanding: Feasting, Shared Horizons, and Unforced Consensus / Natalie Oman5 Commentary: When Cultures Collide / Julie MacFarlanePart 2: International Contexts6 Navajo Peacemaking and Intercultural Dispute Resolution / Chief Justice Robert Yazzie7 Cultural Conflict in Colonial Legal Systems: An Australian Perspective / Larissa Behrendt8 The Waitangi Tribunal's Role in the Dispute Resolution of Indigenous (Maori) Treaty Claims / Morris Te Whiti Love9 Commentary: Indigenous Dispute Settlement, Self-Governance, and the Second Generation of Indigenous Rights / Jeremy WebberPart 3: Canadian Contexts10 Weche Teachings: Aboriginal Wisdom and Dispute Resolution / Elmer Ghostkeeper11 Who Gets to Say What Happened? Reconciliation Issues for the Gitxsan / Val Napoleon12 Reconciliation Devices: Using the Trust as an Interface Between Aboriginal and State Legal Orders / Richard Overstall13 Parallel Justice Systems, or a Tale of Two Spiders / Dale Dewhurst14 Commentary: Reconciling Our Memories in Order to Re-Envision Our Futures / N. Bruce DuthuPart 4: Issues of Design and Implementation15 Indigenous Dispute Resolution Systems Within Non-Indigenous Frameworks: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives in Canada / Catherine Bell16 What's Old is New Again: Aboriginal Dispute Resolution and the Civil Justice System / Diana Lowe and Jonathan H. Davidson17 The Dispute Resolution Provisions of Three Northern Land Claims Agreements / Nigel Bankes18 Commentary: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives Across Canada / Andrew PirieConclusion19 A Separate Peace: Strengthening Shared Justice / John BorrowsContributorsIndex

Catherine Bell is Professor of Law and David Kahane is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy. Both are at the University of Alberta.

• Foreword / Paul ChartrandAcknowledgmentsIntroduction / David Kahane and Catherine BellPart 1: Theoretical Perspectives1 Learning New Dances: Finding Effective Ways to Address Intercultural Disputes / Michelle LeBaron2 What is Culture? Generalizing About Aboriginal and Newcomer Perspectives / David Kahane3 Perceiving the World Differently / Dale Turner4 Paths to Intercultural Understanding: Feasting, Shared Horizons, and Unforced Consensus / Natalie Oman5 Commentary: When Cultures Collide / Julie MacFarlanePart 2: International Contexts6 Navajo Peacemaking and Intercultural Dispute Resolution / Chief Justice Robert Yazzie7 Cultural Conflict in Colonial Legal Systems: An Australian Perspective / Larissa Behrendt8 The Waitangi Tribunal's Role in the Dispute Resolution of Indigenous (Maori) Treaty Claims / Morris Te Whiti Love9 Commentary: Indigenous Dispute Settlement, Self-Governance, and the Second Generation of Indigenous Rights / Jeremy WebberPart 3: Canadian Contexts10 Weche Teachings: Aboriginal Wisdom and Dispute Resolution / Elmer Ghostkeeper11 Who Gets to Say What Happened? Reconciliation Issues for the Gitxsan / Val Napoleon12 Reconciliation Devices: Using the Trust as an Interface Between Aboriginal and State Legal Orders / Richard Overstall13 Parallel Justice Systems, or a Tale of Two Spiders / Dale Dewhurst14 Commentary: Reconciling Our Memories in Order to Re-Envision Our Futures / N. Bruce DuthuPart 4: Issues of Design and Implementation15 Indigenous Dispute Resolution Systems Within Non-Indigenous Frameworks: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives in Canada / Catherine Bell16 What's Old is New Again: Aboriginal Dispute Resolution and the Civil Justice System / Diana Lowe and Jonathan H. Davidson17 The Dispute Resolution Provisions of Three Northern Land Claims Agreements / Nigel Bankes18 Commentary: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives Across Canada / Andrew PirieConclusion19 A Separate Peace: Strengthening Shared Justice / John BorrowsContributorsIndex

Catherine Bell is Professor of Law and David Kahane is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy. Both are at the University of Alberta.

• Foreword / Paul ChartrandAcknowledgmentsIntroduction / David Kahane and Catherine BellPart 1: Theoretical Perspectives1 Learning New Dances: Finding Effective Ways to Address Intercultural Disputes / Michelle LeBaron2 What is Culture? Generalizing About Aboriginal and Newcomer Perspectives / David Kahane3 Perceiving the World Differently / Dale Turner4 Paths to Intercultural Understanding: Feasting, Shared Horizons, and Unforced Consensus / Natalie Oman5 Commentary: When Cultures Collide / Julie MacFarlanePart 2: International Contexts6 Navajo Peacemaking and Intercultural Dispute Resolution / Chief Justice Robert Yazzie7 Cultural Conflict in Colonial Legal Systems: An Australian Perspective / Larissa Behrendt8 The Waitangi Tribunal's Role in the Dispute Resolution of Indigenous (Maori) Treaty Claims / Morris Te Whiti Love9 Commentary: Indigenous Dispute Settlement, Self-Governance, and the Second Generation of Indigenous Rights / Jeremy WebberPart 3: Canadian Contexts10 Weche Teachings: Aboriginal Wisdom and Dispute Resolution / Elmer Ghostkeeper11 Who Gets to Say What Happened? Reconciliation Issues for the Gitxsan / Val Napoleon12 Reconciliation Devices: Using the Trust as an Interface Between Aboriginal and State Legal Orders / Richard Overstall13 Parallel Justice Systems, or a Tale of Two Spiders / Dale Dewhurst14 Commentary: Reconciling Our Memories in Order to Re-Envision Our Futures / N. Bruce DuthuPart 4: Issues of Design and Implementation15 Indigenous Dispute Resolution Systems Within Non-Indigenous Frameworks: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives in Canada / Catherine Bell16 What's Old is New Again: Aboriginal Dispute Resolution and the Civil Justice System / Diana Lowe and Jonathan H. Davidson17 The Dispute Resolution Provisions of Three Northern Land Claims Agreements / Nigel Bankes18 Commentary: Intercultural Dispute Resolution Initiatives Across Canada / Andrew PirieConclusion19 A Separate Peace: Strengthening Shared Justice / John BorrowsContributorsIndex