Description
Settler Sovereignty by Lisa Ford HC 2010 Indigenous Law America Australia. This scholarly work is essential reading for those interested in colonial law, Indigenous rights, and transnational history. Settler Sovereignty explores how colonial legal systems were imposed on Indigenous peoples in both the United States and Australia during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Lisa Ford provides a powerful comparative analysis of how jurisdictional authority was established and maintained by settlers through legal doctrines and violence. This scholarly work is essential reading for those interested in colonial law, Indigenous rights, and transnational history. Excellent condition, Shipped media mail.