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BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995

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BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995

Special Issue: The North includes articles by Robert Rutherdale and Myra Rutherdale.

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In This Issue

article

Cultural contrast: The British Columbia court’s evaluation of the Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en and their own sense of self-worth as revealed in cases of reported reincarnation

By Antonia Mills

aboriginal people aboriginal people land claims land claims land claims

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 149-172

article

Should British Columbia create a Ministry of Northern Affairs?

By Geoffrey R. Weller

northern development politics

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 127-148

article

Memories and moments: Conversations and re-collections

By Margaret Seguin Anderson

aboriginal culture aboriginal people aboriginal people Delgamuukw v. BC historiography historiography women women

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 85-102

article

Collaborative research in Northern communities:Possibilities and pitfalls

By Judith C. Lapadat, Harold Janzen

aboriginal people aboriginal people northern development

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 69-83

article

The federal government and urban development in Northern Canada after World War II: Whitehorse and Dawson City, Yukon Territory

By Kenneth Coates, William R. Morrison

federal-provincial relations northern development Yukon

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 25-67

article

Approaches to Community Formation and Family in the Provincial North: Prince George and British Columbia’s Central Interior

By Robert Rutherdale

northern development Prince George

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 103-126

article

Revisiting Colonization Through Gender: Anglican Missionary Women in the Pacific Northwest and the Arctic, 1860-1945

By Myra Rutherdale

aboriginal people aboriginal people colonization Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality Identities, Race, Gender, Class, Sexuality missionaries religion religion women women

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 pp. 3-23

Bibliography

BC Studies no. 104 Winter 1994-1995 | Bibliography of British Columbia

Prepared By Melva J. Dwyer

Contributors

Myra Rutherdale is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the History Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Ken Coates is a Professor in the History Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

W.R. Morrison is Dean of Research and Graduate Studies and a Professor in the History Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Judith C. Lapadat is an Assistant Professor in the Education Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Harold Janzen is a researcher associated with the University of Northern British Columbia.

Margaret Seguin Anderson is the Regional Coordinator (Northwest Region) and a Professor in the First Nations Studies Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Tammy Anderson Blumhagen is a student at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Robert Rutherdale is a Visiting Professor in the History Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Geoffrey R. Weller is President and a Professor of Political Science at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Antoinia Milla is an Assistant Professor in the First Nations Studies Programme at the University of Northern British Columbia.

We acknowledge that we live and work on unceded Indigenous territories and we thank the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations for their hospitality.