Popular Justice and Community Regeneration

KAYLEEN M. HAZLEHURST is Senior Lecturer in Cross-Cultural Studies in the Faculty of Arts at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia./e She is the author of Political Expression and Ethnicity: Statecraft and Mobiliation in the Maori World (Praeger, 1993) and A Healing Place: Indigenous Visions of Personal Empowerment and Community Recovery (1994).

• Introduction: Indigenous Models for Community Reconstruction and Social Recovery by Kayleen M. Hazlehurst Reclaiming the Community Social Policy and Canada's Aboriginal People: The Need for Fundamental Reforms by John H. Hylton Making the Criminal Law Your Own--The Tokelau Endeavour by A. H. Angelo Maori and Youth Justice in New Zealand by T. Olsen, G. Maxwell and A. Morris 'Slay the Monsters': The Peacemaker Court and Violence Control Plans of the Navajo Nation by Robert Yazzie and James W. Zion Mediation within Aboriginal Communities: Issues and Challenges by Marg O'Donnell 'The Strength of Community': The Native Counselling Services of Alberta Story by Amanda Nielsen Adkins Healing the Hurts Honouring Native Women: The Backbone of Native Sovereignty by Elsie B. RedBird 'A Fitting Remedy': Aboriginal Justice as a Community Healing Strategy by Marcia Hoyle Addressing Aboriginal Crime and Victimization in Canada: Revitalizating Communities, Cultures, and Traditions by Curt Griffiths and Charlene Beleau 'Body, Mind, and Spirit': Native Community Addictions, Treatment, and Prevention by Maggie Hodgson We Al-Li 'Fire and Water': A Process of Healing by Judy Atkinson and Coralie Ober