Devolution

Devolution :“is the transfer of authority from one level of government to another, in AHMA’s case, for off-reserve Aboriginal social housing”

AHMA is actively involved in devolving social housing from the provincial government. Here is a list of articles that related to Aboriginal devolution.

Articles on Aboriginal Devolution

	The Inherent Right of Self-Government: Emerging Directions for Legal Research	[ read more ]
	Four Pathways to Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada	[ read more ]
	Federal Systems and Accommodation of Distinct Groups: A Comparative Survey of Institutional Arrangements for Aboriginal Peoples	[ read more ]
	Alaska Native Self-Government and Service Delivery: What Works?	[ read more ]
	The Jurisdiction of Inherent right Aboriginal Governments	[ read more ]
	The Inherent Right of Self-Government: Emerging Directions for Legal Research	[ read more ]
	Aboriginal Governance in Urban Setting: Completing the Circle	[ read more ]
	Roundtable on Urban Aboriginal Governance	[ read more ]
	Aboriginal Governance in Urban Settings: Working Together to Build Stronger Communities	[ read more ]
	Uncommon Sense: Promising Practices in Urban Aboriginal Policy Making	[ read more ]
	Round table on Urban Aboriginal Governance	[ read more ]
	Aboriginal Governance in Urban settings: Working together to Build Stronger Communities	[ read more ]
	Social Housing and the Role of Aboriginal Organizations in Canadian Cities	[ read more ]
	Aboriginal Housing in Canada: Building on Promising Practices	[ read more ]
	Aboriginal Self-determination and Social Housing in Urban Canada: A Story of Convergence and Divergence	[ read more ]
	“Bringing Housing Home:” Aboriginal Housing Authority Models and a Strategy for Implementation in British Columbia, Final Report	[ read more ]
	Ten Years of Health Transfer, First Nation and Inuit Control	[ read more ]
	Searching for Aboriginal/indigenous self-determination: Urban citizenship in the Winnipeg low-cost-housing sector, Canada	[ read more ]
	The Road to Aboriginal Authority over Child and Family Services: Considerations for an Effective Transition	[ read more ]