On autonomy and development
Healing the past, meeting the future
Shaping modern Inuit territorial perception and identity in the Quebec-Labrador peninsula
Writing legal histories on Nunavik
The landscape of Nunavik/the territory of Nouveau-Québec
Aboriginal rights and interests in Canadian northern seas
Territories, identity, and modernity among the Atikamekw (Haut St-Maurice, Quebec)
Voices from a disappearing forest : government, corporate, and Cree participatory forestry management practices
Conflicts between Cree hunting and sport hunting : co-management decision making at James Bay
Becoming a mercury dealer : moral implications and the construction of objective knowledge for the James Bay Cree
Media contestation of the James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement : the social construction of the "Cree problem"
Low-level military flight training in Quebec-Labrador : the anatomy of a northern development conflict
The land claims negotiations of the Montagnais, or Innu, of the province of Quebec and the management of natural resources
Community dispersal and organization : the case of Oujé-Bougoumou
Gathering knowledge : reflections on the anthropology of identity, aboriginality, and the annual gatherings in Whapmagoostui, Quebec
Building a community in the town of Chisasibi
Cultural change in Mistissini : implications for self-determination and cultural survival
The decolonization of the self and the recolonization of knowledge : the politics of Nunavik health care
Country space as a healing place : community healing at Sheshatshiu
The concept of community and the challenge for self-government
The double bind of aboriginal self-government
Ways forward