Canadian First Nations Contributions To International Development

Anderson, R.B. (1999). Economic development among the Aboriginal Peoples in Canada: The hope for the future. Captus Press: Toronto.

Anderson, R.B. & R.M. Bone (1999). First Nations economic development: The Meadow Lake Tribal Council. Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development, 1 (1), pp. 13–34.

Cardinal, D. (1990). How Indian culture can heal White society. Ottawa Citizen, 20 Jan.

Chrisjohn, R. & S. Young (1997). The circle game: Shadows and substance in the Indian residential school experience in Canada. Penticton, B.C.: Theytus Books.

Clarkson, L., V. Morrissette & G. Regallet (1992). Our responsibility to the seventh generation. Winnipeg: International Institute for Sustainable Development.

Côté, L., L. Tardivel & D. Vaugeois (1992). L’Indien généreux: Ce que le monde doit aux Amériques [The generous Indian: What the world owes to the Americas]. Montreal: Boréal.

Darou, W. (1989). Obstacles to effective experimentation: A study among the James Bay Cree. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, McGill University: Montreal.

de Chavez, R. (1999). Globalisation and tourism: Deadly mix for Indigenous Peoples. Third World Resurgence, 103, 17–9.

Diamond, B. (2000). For the benefit of all: Challenges of community economic development. Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development, 1(2), 3–6.

Dickason, O.P. (1993). Canada’s First Nations: A History of founding peoples from earliest times. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart.

Forest, P.-G., & T. Rodon (1995). Les activités internationale des autochtones du Canada [The international activities of Canada’a Native People]. Études internationales, 26 (1), 35.

Government of Canada (1969). Statement of the Government of Canada on Indian policy, presented to the First Session of the 28th Parliament by Hon. Jean Chrétien.

Greer, S. (1992). Science: It’s not just a white man thing. Winds of Change, 7(2), 23–34.

Hanson, I. (1996). The flowers of the earth: Argentine Indians win land-claim dispute. New Internationalist, Dec. 1996, 4.

INAC (2000). Hull: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. Available at: http://www.inac.gc.ca/)

Larsen, C S. (2000, June). Reading the bones of La Florida. Scientific American, 80–85.

Mercredi, O. (1999). Un Canada uni: Comprendrait-il les autochtones? [A united Canada: Will it include Native People]. Policy Options, December, 25–32.

Miller, J.R. (1996). Shingwauk’s vision: A history of Native residential schools. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

Mulligan, P. (1999). The marginalization of Indigenous Peoples from tribal lands in southeast Madagascar. Journal of International Development, 11, 649–59.

Myers, H. (1999). Culturally sensitive development for Northern Peoples: Canadian experiences, Russian opportunities. Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development, 1(1), 49–57.

O’Faircheallaigh, C (1998). Resource development and inequality in indigenous societies. World Development, 26, 381–94.

Pleumarom, A. (1999). Tourism, globalisation and sustainable development. Third World Resurgence, 103, 4–7.

Sealey, D.B. & A.S. Lussier (1975). The Métis: Canada’s forgotten people. Winnipeg: Manitoba Métis Federation Press.

Shackley, M. (1998). Designating a protected area at Karanambu Ranch, Rupununi Savannah, Guyana: Resource management and indigenous communities. Ambio, 27, 207.

Sherrer, C. (1994). Regional autonomy in eastern Nicaragua (1990–1994). In W. Assies & A. Hoekema, Indigenous People’s experiences with self-government (IWGIA document no. 76). Copenhagen: IWGIA and University of Amsterdam.

Time (1992, November 23). Letter to the editor. Time, iv.

Van Cott, D. (1996). Prospects for self-determination of Indigenous Peoples in Latin America: Questions of law and practice. Global Governance, 2, 43–64.

Viau, R. (2000) Femmes de personne: Sexes, genres et pouvoirs en Iroquoisie ancienne [Nobody’s woman: Sex, gender and power in the early Iroquois lands]. Montréal: Boréal.

Weir, W.I. (2000). Economic development and the Nisga’a treaty: Interview with Dr. Joseph Gosnell, Sr., President of the Nisga’a Nation. Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development, 1(2), 7–13.

York, G. (1992). The dispossessed: Life and death in Native Canada. Toronto: McArthur.