Legal Education Through an Indigenous Lens – Edited by Val Napoleon & John Borrows
This groundbreaking collection challenges traditional approaches to legal education by centring Indigenous legal orders, worldviews, and teaching methods. Written by leading Indigenous scholars and practitioners, it offers transformative insights for law students, educators, and professionals seeking to engage respectfully and meaningfully with Indigenous legal traditions.
Key Specifications
*Editors: Val Napoleon & John Borrows
*Format: Paperback
*Publisher: Routledge
*Pages: 272
*Genre: Law, Indigenous Studies, Education
*ISBN: 9781032753156
*Language: English
*Notable Features
-Introduces Indigenous legal systems alongside common and civil law
-Explores Indigenous pedagogies and their application in legal education
-Provides case studies, practical frameworks, and critical analysis
-Aims to decolonise legal education and foster intercultural understanding
A transformative guide to embedding Indigenous legal traditions and perspectives into modern legal education.
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