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Gismondi, M., & Davidson D. J. (Submitted).  Imagining the tar sands 1880-1967 and beyond. Abstract
Worster, D. (Submitted).  Shrinking the Earth: The rise and decline of American abundance. 265 pages . Abstract
2013
Wallace, R. R. (2013).  History and governance models as a blueprint for future federal-provincial co-operation on environmental monitoring in the Alberta oil sands region. 40 , 6 pages .
Percy, K. E., & Dann T. (2013).  Ambient air quality and linkage to ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands Alberta. 19 pages .
Coates, L. M. (2013).  Crude awakenings: The policy implications for Canada of China's involvement in the oil sands. 146 pages . Abstract
Davidsen, C., Deacon L., & Kiff L. (2013).  Oil literacy: The Canadian oil/tar sands debate media literacy and politics. 277 pages .
Jaremko, G. (2013).  Steward: 75 years of Alberta energy regulation. 179 pages .
2012
[Anonymous] (2012).  Níh boghodi: We are the stewards of our land. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.). 12 pages .
O'Connor, D., Fortna P., & Scoville M. (2012).  With the Fur Traders to Fort Chip: Economic change and subsistence harvesting in northeastern Alberta Metis oral histories. (Métis Nation of Alberta, Region One, Ed.). 34 pages .
2011
Hunt, J. E. (2011).  Local push - global pull: The untold history of the Athabasca oil sands, 1900 - 1930. 430 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  Analysis of current and historical water quality monitoring programs and activities in the Athabasca oil sands area to 2011. 108 pages .
Gleason, M. L., Perry A., Myers T., Strong-Boag V. J., & Fellman A. C. (2011).  Rethinking Canada: The promise of women's history. 1-460.
Febriana, R. (2011).  The significance of tax incentives in attracting foreign investment: Lessons from the Canadian oil sands project. 107 pages . Abstract
Carter, S., Finkel A., & Fortna P. (2011).  The west and beyond : New perspectives on an imagined region. 1-435.
2010
Candler, C., R., Olson R., & DeRoy S. (2010).  As long as the rivers flow: Athabasca River knowledge use and change. (Firelight Group Research Cooperative, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN), Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN), Ed.). 84 pages . 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
Ray, A. J. (2010).  An illustrated history of Canada's Native people : I have lived here since the world began. 1-432.
2009
MacDonald, G. A. (2009).  The Beaver Hills country : A history of land and life. 1-253.
Conrad, M., & Finkel A. (2009).  History of the Canadian peoples.
Hansen, K. (2009).  The Northern Alberta railways : North from Edmonton. 1-372.
2008
Humphries, M. (2008).  North American oil sands: History of development prospects for the future. 27 pages . Abstract
Pyne, S. J. (2008).  Awful splendour : A fire history of Canada. 1-549.
[Anonymous] (2008).  One step over the line : toward a history of women in the North American Wests. 1-446. Abstract
2007
Swainger, J. S. (2007).  The Alberta Supreme Court at 100: history and authority. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2007).  Culturing wilderness in Jasper National Park : studies in two centuries of human history in the Upper Athabasca River Watershed. 1-356. Abstract

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