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No Place for Fairness is a powerful piece of writing and a path-breaking study in the field of land claims, revealing the inner workings of the government. It deserves a wide readership. John S. Long, Nipissing University McNab is uniquely positioned to shed light on a topic of vital interest to Canadian public debate because of his extensive experience inside the Aboriginal land claims process. Part memoir, part history, No Place for Fairness is a unique and valuable contribution to our understanding of Canadian policy on Aboriginal affairs. Kerry Abel, author of Drum Songs: Glimpses of Dene History

McNab is uniquely positioned to shed light on a topic of vital interest to Canadian public debate because of his extensive experience inside the Aboriginal land claims process. Part memoir, part history, No Place for Fairness is a unique and valuable con No Place for Fairness is a powerful piece of writing and a path-breaking study in the field of land claims, revealing the inner workings of the government. It deserves a wide readership. John S. Long, Nipissing University

"""No Place for Fairness is a powerful piece of writing and a path-breaking study in the field of land claims, revealing the inner workings of the government. It deserves a wide readership."" John S. Long, Nipissing University ""McNab is uniquely positioned to shed light on a topic of vital interest to Canadian public debate because of his extensive experience inside the Aboriginal land claims process. Part memoir, part history, No Place for Fairness is a unique and valuable contribution to our understanding of Canadian policy on Aboriginal affairs."" Kerry Abel, author of Drum Songs: Glimpses of Dene History"

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David T. McNab is associate professor, Indigenous studies, York University. A Metis historian, he has worked on Indigenous rights in Canada for over thirty years.

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