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1997
Asch, M. (1997).  Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Canada [electronic resource]: Essays on law, equity, and respect for difference. 1-284.
1990
Asch, M. (1990).  The future of hunting and trapping and economic development in Alberta's north : some facts and myths about inevitability. In : Proceedings of the Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference : September 23-25, 1988, Provincial Museum of Albe. Occasional Publication No. 28, 25-29.
Asch, M. (1990).  The future of hunting and trapping and economic development in Alberta's north: Some facts and myths about inevitability. Abstract
1989
Asch, M. (1989).  The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-24. The native hunting-trapping economy and the environmental impact of proposed pulp and.
Asch, M. (1989).  Wildlife: Defining the animals the Dene hunt and the settlement of Aboriginal rights claims. 15(2), 205-219. Abstract
1988
Asch, M. (1988).  Kinship and the drum dance in a northern Dene community. 1-113. Abstract
1984
Asch, M. (1984).  Home and native land : aboriginal rights in the Canadian Constitution /Michael Asch.. 1-156. Abstract
1982
Asch, M. (1982).  Capital and economic development : A critical appraisal of the recommendations of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Commission. 11(3), 3- 9. Abstract
1980
Asch, M. (1980).  Steps towards the analysis of Aboriginal Athapascan social organization. 46-51. Abstract
1978
Asch, M. (1978).  The economics of Dene self-determination. 339-352. Abstract
1976
Asch, M. (1976).  The impact of changing fur trade practices on the economy of the Slavey Indians : Some preliminary conclusions regarding the period : 1870-1900. 1-12. Abstract
Asch, M. (1976).  Past and present land-use by Slavey Indinas [i.e. Indians] of the Mackenzie District : summary of evidence of Michael Asch, Department of Anthropology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, before the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry. 1-50. Abstract
Asch, M., & Hobart C. (1976).  Statement in response to Dr. C. Hobart's testimony: Socio-economic overview of the Mackenzie River corridor. Abstract
1975
Asch, M. (1975).  Social Context and the Musical Analysis of Slavey Drum Dances. 19(2), 245-257.

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