Anishinaabe Treaties and the Rule of Law
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- doi:10.1017/cjlj.2026.10069
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- John Borrows
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- 2026
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Abstract This lecture considers conserving and upholding Anishinaabe law as it relates to the more-than-human world. It suggests that we must continually renew our broadest legal commitments to protect and preserve what sustains us. Protecting clans and the animals from which they derive is close to the heart of Anishinaabe law ( ode’naakonige ). This law is embodied through Anishinaabe treaties with our evolutionary progenitors, our clan relatives. These treaties with the more-than-human world were incorporated into treaties with other First Nations. From an Anishinaabe perspective, these obligations were, in turn, eventually imported into treaties with the Crown. Anishinaabe treaties with the more-than-human world continue to inform how Anishinaabe people practice constitutional law through consultation protocols, legislation, and participation in court proceedings.
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John Borrows. Anishinaabe Treaties and the Rule of Law. 2026. https://doi.org/10.1017/cjlj.2026.10069
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