Accounting for Genocide Grade One arguing that the overrepresentation of

arguing that the overrepresentation of Indigenous peoples in the Canadian criminal justice system is not an Indian problem but a colonial one

The second chapter details the years of early contact from 1580 to 1653

The editors have included a brief biography of each writer as well as a helpful index

common and Ojibwe names are provided as well as a list of their medicinal properties

Accounting for Genocide Grade One arguing that the overrepresentation ofDean Neu and Richard Therrien's Accounting for Genocide: Canada's Bureaucratic Assault on Aboriginal People is a work dedicated to exposing the Canadian government's use of bureaucratic tools to perpetuate the genocide of Aboriginal peoples. This work outlines the Canadian government's employment of various bureaucratic tools, and accounting mechanisms more specifically, to deprive First Nations (Indians and Inuit) of their land, resources and control