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Subject(s)

• Canada, Northern—Congresses [Browse]
• Arctic regions—Congresses [Browse]

Related name

• Freeman, Milton M. R., 1934- [Browse]
• Canadian Circumpolar Institute [Browse]

Series

• Occasional publication series (Canadian Circumpolar Institute) ; no.45. [More in this series]
• Occasional publication, 0068-0303 ; no. 45

Summary note

Proceedings of conference held 1-4 May 1997 in Edmonton, Alberta concerned with development of co-operative links between all countries Arctic interests. Chiefly environmental and social sciences. Titles of plenary sessions: critical science issues; reconfiguring the north; sustainable options; and community well-being.

Notes

• Proceedings of a conference held May 1-4, 1997.
• Includes index.

Bibliographic references

• Includes bibliographical references.
• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Plenary sessions
• Chapter One: critical science issues
• Ross W. Wein and David G. Malcolm, editors
• Cumulative environmental effects in Nunavut / Ahmad, S.Y. Joe, Jaida Edwards, and Alexandra Thomson
• Climate change, Northern subsistence, and land-based economies / Fast, Helen and Fikret Berkes
• Workshop sessions: Bison Production and Management in Northern Canada: research and management challenges
• Adapting the concept of conservation nets to Northern Alberta
• Malcolm, David G. and Ross W. Wein
• Abstracts of oral and poster presentations
• Chapter Two: reconfiguring the North / Michael Payne and Patricia A. McCormack, editors
• Securing relations and sustaining Northern futures: the Kola Peninsula and the reformulating security discourse / Langlais, Richard
• An assessment of the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act / Prystupa, Mark V.
• Postmodernism and politics: the constitutional future of the Western Northwest Territories / Dacks, Gurston and Marina Devine
• The struggle/or constitutional recognition of Canada's North: 1970-1992 / Smyth, Steven
• Self-government, sustainability, and race-ethnic relations / Jonsson, Ivar
• Abstracts of oral and poster presentation
• Chapter Three: sustainable options
• Milton M.R. Freeman, editor
• Securing the future for Lake Sturgeon: the debate about co-management / Hannibal- Paci, Christopher
• The Arctic Council: international partnerships/or circumpolar environmental and sustainable development / Parkes, Wendy
• Dene loss of access and customary use of territory / Heber, R. Wesley
• The trial of the Buffalo River Dene nation: report on the proceedings to date / Slusar, Bruce J.
• Wilderness and industrial land use in Canada: who benefits? / Morse, Sophie
• Chapter Four: community well-being
• Eleanor E. Wein, editor
• Articulating the agendas: negotiating a collaborative model for public health research / Gibson, Nancy and Ginger Gibson
• Ethnobotanical research in Northwest British Columbia: collaboration with the Gitksan and Wet'suwet'en / Johnson, Leslie Man
• Public health communication: toward an ethically-grounded framework / Lambert, Timothy W. et al
• A community-based educational approach to fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and fetal alcohol effects (FAE) in the Beaufort Delta region / Malcolm, Sandra and B.A. Hainstock
• Community wellness, community empowerment: changes to social service delivery and training in the Northwest Territories / Ruttan, Lia
• Health status and physical development in Tuvinian children of puberty age / Ballentyne, Cornelius and Sandra Malcolm
• Native spirituality as practiced in the pre-Cambrian shield region: suppression, resulting cultural suppression, re-emergence, and current challenges / Ballentyne, Cornelius and Sandra Malcolm
• The cultural contributions of Aboriginal peoples to the Canadian identity / Jaychandran, John et al
• Towards a relevant theory base for Northern social work and practice / Zapf, Michael Kim

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ISBN

189644511X

LCCN

cn^99910712^

OCLC

41661729

RCP

H - S

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