Northern Dene Bibliography - Northern Waterways

1972 Recent Changes in Marriage Patterns Among the Churchill Chipewyans. Ottawa: National
Library of Canada. M.A. Thesis, University of Manitoba. Canadian theses on microfilm; no.
10718.
Howard, Philip G.*
1983 History of the Use of Dene Languages in Education in the Northwest Territories. Canadian
Journal of Native Education 10(2):1-18.
- Focuses on Chipewyan, Slavey, Dogrib, and Loucheux languages in Mackenzie Valley.
Human Area Relations Files
1991 Chipewyan. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms.
- HARF microfiles, series 40, ND7, 55 microfiches.
Hynam, C. A. S.*
1973 A Unique Challenge for Community Development: The Alberta Experience. Community
Development Journal 8(1):37-44.
- Fort Chipewyan.
Ingram, Ernie (et. al.)*
1981 Education North: A Case Study of a Strategy for Building School-Community Relationships.
Unpublished Ms.
- 18 p. paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the
Study of Educational Administration: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, June 1-4.
Education North is a project to promote community involvement in seven selected
towns in Northern Alberta.
Irimoto, Takashi*
1980 Ecological Anthropology of the Caribou-Eater Chipewyan of the Wollaston Lake Region of
Northern Saskatchewan. Unpublished Ph.D Dissertation, Simon Fraser University.
1981a The Chipewyan Caribou Hunting System. Arctic Anthropology 18(1):44-56.
1981b Chipewyan Ecology: Group Structure and Caribou Hunting System. Suita, Osaka, Japan:
National Museum of Ethnology.
- 196 p., Senri Ethnological Studies, no. 8.
Jarvenpa, Robert
1975 The People of Patuanak: the Ecology and Spatial Organization of a Southern Chipewyan
Band. Unpublished Ph.D Dissertation, University of Minnesota.
1976 Spatial and Ecological Factors in the Annual Economic Cycle of the English River Bands of
Chipewyan. Arctic Anthropology 13(1):43-69.
1977 Subarctic Indian Trappers and Band Society: The Economics of Male Mobility. Human
Ecology 5(3):223-59.
1977 The Ubiquitous Bushman: Chipewyan-White Trapper Relations of the 1930’s. In Problems
in the Prehistory of the North American Subarctic: The Athapaskan Question. J.W.
Helmer, S. Van Dyke, and F.J. Kense (eds.). Calgary: Archaeological Association,
University of Calgary, pp. 165-183.
1979 Recent Ethnographic Research -- Upper Churchill River Drainage, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Arctic 32(4):355-65.
1980 The Trappers of Patuanak: Toward a Spatial Ecology of Modern Hunters. Mercury Series,
Canadian Ethnology Service Paper 67. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada.
1982a Symbolism and Inter-ethnic Relations Among Hunter-gatherers: Chipewyan Conflict Lore.
Anthropologica 24(1):43-76.
1982b Intergroup Behavior and Imagery: The Case of Chipewyan and Cree. Ethnology 21:283-
99.
1985a Northern Pilgrimage. Beaver 315(4):54-9.
1985b The Political Economy and Political Ethnicity of American Indian Adaptations and Identities.
Ethnic and Racial Studies 8:29-48.
1987 The Hudson’s Bay Company, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Chipewyan in the Late
Fur Trade Period. In Le Castor Fait Tout: Seected papers of the Fifth North American Fur
Trade Conference, 1985. Bruce Trigger, Toby Morantz and Louise Dechene (eds.).
Montreal: Lake St. Louis Historical Society, pp. 485-517.
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