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Indigenous Law / Indigenous Legal Traditions

This guide looks at Indigenous legal traditions created by Indigenous legal orders.

Citation help

Citation Help from UVic Libraries
All kinds of information about different citation styles and links to many online citation sites.

Understanding citations

McGill Guide: a summary
Main forms as outlined by Queen's University
UBC Legal Citation Guide
All kinds of information about different citation styles and links to many online citation sites.

Elements of Indigenous Style by Gregory Younging
Publication Date: 2018

Indigenous studies - citation
A comprehensive section from the Kwantlen Polytechnic University guide on how to cite Elders in a number of different citation styles.

Zotero

Zotero for Law: a guide to using Zotero for Canadian legal researchers
Zotero collects and uses bibliographic info. You can drop citations into your Word footnotes or endnotes, and more. Zotero automatically formats citations according to the McGill Guide and other styles.

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Subjects: Indigenous studies, Law

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