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2015
Parlee, B. L. (2015).  Avoiding the resource curse: Indigenous communities and Canada’s oil sands. World Development. 74, 11 pages . Abstract
2014
McMahon, T. (2014).  Bigstone's lost opportunity. Maclean's. 127, 11 pages . Abstract
Lim, A. (2014).  Tarred Industry. Nation. 299, 1 page. Abstract
Butzier, S. R., & Stevenson S. M. (2014).  Indigenous peoples' rights to sacred sites and traditional cultural properties and the role of consultation and free, prior and informed consent. Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law (International Bar Association). 32, 37 pages. Abstract
2013
Preston, J. (2013).  Neoliberal settler colonialism, Canada and the tar sands. Race & Class. 55(2), 42 - 59. Abstract
Kershaw, G. G. L. (2013).  Talking to trees: A dendrochronological assessment of the atmospheric pollution effects of Athabasca bitumen mining downwind from the industry. Abstract
Neeganagwedgin, E. (2013).  Ancestral knowledges, spirituality and Indigenous narratives as self-determination.. AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples. 9, 322 - 334. Abstract
Chartrand, L. (2013).  Eagle soaring on the emergent winds of Indigenous legal authority. Review of Constitutional Studies. 18, 49 - 87. Abstract
Stendie, L. (2013).  Public participation, petro-politics and Indigenous peoples: The contentious Northern Gateway Pipeline and Joint Review Panel Process. Abstract
2012
McGregor, D. (2012).  Traditional knowledge: Considerations for protecting water in Ontario. International Indigenous Policy Journal. 3(3), 1 page . Abstract
Huseman, J., & Short D. (2012).  ‘A slow industrial genocide’: Tar sands and the Indigenous peoples of northern Alberta.. International Journal of Human Rights. 16, 216. Abstract
2010
Collins, L. M., & Murtha M. (2010).  Indigenous environmental rights in Canada: The right to conservation implicit in Treaty and Aboriginal rights to hunt, fish, and trap. Alberta Law Review. 47, 1 page . Abstract
McCormack, P. A. (2010).  Fort Chipewyan and the shaping of Canadian history: 1788-1920s: "we like to be free in this country. 388 . Abstract
Karikpo, M., Graham J., Bianchi E., Warden R., Stratton S., & Tauli Corpuz V. (2010).  The land, our life: Indigenous rights and our common future.
Selin, H., & Kalland A. (2010).  Nature across cultures: views of nature and the environment in non-western cultures.
2008
Stevenson, M. G., & Perreault P. (2008).  Capacity for what? Capacity for whom?: Aboriginal capacity and Canada's forest sector.
Thomas- Muller, C. (2008).  Tar sands. 42 ( 2 ),  11-14, 4 . Abstract
2007
Kutzner, D., Maher P. T., & Wright P. A. (2007).  Aboriginal tourism: a research bibliography. Abstract
2004
Moller, H., Berkes F., O'Brian Lyver P., & Kislalioglu M. (2004).  Combining science and traditional ecological knowledge: monitoring populations for co-management. 9 ( 3 ),  Abstract
2000
Beltran, J., & Phillips A. (2000).  Indigenous and traditional peoples and protected areas: principles, guidelines and case studies. (International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas, Cardiff University. Dept. of City and Regional Planning, Ed.). 133 .
Battiste, M. A., & Youngblood Henderson J. (2000).  Protecting indigenous knowledge and heritage: a global challenge. Abstract
1996
Morgan, J. P., & Henry D. J. (1996).  Hunting grounds - making co-operative wildlife management work. 22 ( 4 ),  24-29 .

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