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1989
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
1980
Hosley, E. H. (1980).  The Aboriginal social organization of the Pacific Drainage Dene: The matrilineal basis. Reconsiderations of Aboriginal Social Organization in the North American Subarctic: Papers from a Symposium. 17(2), 12-16. Abstract
1979
Helm, J. (1979).  Long term research among the Dogrib and other Dene, In: Long term field research in social anthropology. 145-163.
1978
Asch, M. (1978).  The economics of Dene self-determination. 339-352. Abstract
1977
Christian, J., & Gardiner P. M. (1977).  The Individual in Northern Dene Thought and Communication: A Study in Sharing and Diversity. 1-419 . Abstract
1976
Petitot, E. F. S. J. (1976).  The book of Dene : containing the traditions and beliefs of Chipewyan, Dogrib, Slavey, and Loucheux peoples. 1-78.
McCullum, H. (1976).  The Dene : land and unity for the native people of the Mackenzie Valley : a statement of rights.. (Project North, Ed.). 1-16. Abstract
1965
Helm, J. (1965).  Bilaterality in the Socio-Territorial Organization of the Arctic Drainage Dene. 4(4), 361-385.
1929
Rev. Penard, J. M. (1929).  Land ownership and chieftaincy among the Chippewyan and caribou-eaters. 2 ( 1 ),  20-24 .
1910
Morice, A. G. (1910).  The great Déné race. 1-256.
1895
Morice, A. G. (1895).  Notes on the Western Denes. 4, 1-222.

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