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Urban Growth and Land Degradation in Developing Cities (Kings Soas Studies in Development Geography)

Roy Maconachie

2007

The terror of the coast

Chris Arnett

1999

Imperfect balance

David Lewis Lentz

2000

Black Hills White Justice

Edward Lazarus

1991

Arctic smoke & mirrors

Gerard I. Kenney

1994

Canadian Museum of Human Rights

Kenny Morin

2005

Landing Native fisheries

Douglas C. Harris

2008

Dialogues on Foreign Relations in Federal Countries (Global Dialogue on Federalism Booklet Series)

Chandra Pasma

2007

The secret files of Sherlock Holmes

June Thomson

1993

A death feast in Dimlahamid

Terry Glavin

1990

The Temagami experience

Bruce W. Hodgins

1989

Claiming Nunavut

Stephen A. Mercer

2008

Property, the basis of Inuit hunting rights

Peter J. Usher

1986

Dividing the commons

Pauline E. Peters

1994

Second Nature

Lesley Head

2000

Frontier

Reynolds, Henry, Henry Reynolds

1996

Denying the source

Merrell-Ann S. Phare

2009

Permission to develop

Jerry Patrick White

2004

Fathers and children

Michael Paul Rogin

1975

The Inuit and their land

Donald J. Purich

1992

Take My Land, Take My Life

Donald Craig Mitchell

2001

Redskins, ruffleshirts and rednecks

Mary Elizabeth Young

1961

Umbrella final agreement between the government of Canada, the Council for Yukon Indians, and the government of the Yukon

Canada

1993

Life and labor in ancient Mexico

Alonso de Zurita

1963

The Divided Ground

Alan Taylor

2006

Liberation through land rights in the Peruvian Amazon

Pedro Garcia Hierro, Soren Hvalkof, Pedro García Hierro

1998

Ácoma

Ward Alan Minge

1991

The Claims of Kinfolk

Dylan C. Penningroth

2003

Removal aftershock

Jane F. Lancaster

1994

The rights revolution

Michael Ignatieff

2000

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