PUBLICATIONS:

NOTE: the following are PDF documents. If you cannot view these files please use the link below to download Adobe Acrobat reader.

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1. DeLisle, S., "A Layered Homeland: History, Culture and Visions of Development", in Policy Matters 13, November 2004:212-223 415 KB
   
   
2. DeLisle, S., Coming out of the shadows: Asserting identity and authority in a layered homeland: The 1979-82 Mud Lake wild rice confrontation, Queen’s University M.A. (Geography), 2001 - FULL DOCUMENT 10.8 MB
   
   
   • DeLisle, S., Coming out of the shadows: Asserting identity and authority in a layered homeland: The 1979-82 Mud Lake wild rice confrontation, Queen’s University M.A. (Geography), 2001 - Abstract & Table of Contents only 65.6 KB
     
     Individual chapters:
     

     Chapter 1 - intro 32 KB
     

     Chapter 2 - Law, Policy & Rights 64 KB
     

     Chapter 3 - Manomin - Use and Policy 89.6 KB
     

     Chapter 4 - Occupation_Settlement Context 52.2 KB
     

     Chapter 5 - The Mud Lake Wild Rice Conflict 114 KB
     

     Chapter 6 - Discources & Themes 111 KB
     

     Chapter 7- In Closing 23 KB
     

     References 47 KB
     

     Chapter 5 & 6 - Document_references 53 KB
     
     

3. DeLisle, S., White by Definition: status, identity and Aboriginal rights, A paper prepared for The Ardoch Algonquin First Nation & Allies, Kingston, 1998 104 KB
   

For more articles on the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation please see the following:

• Koschade, Bettina and Peters, Evelyn., Algonquin notions of jurisdicion: Inserting Indigenous voices into legal spaces, Geogr. Ann.88 B(3):1–12 Koschade, B. and Peters, E.J.,2006 280 KB
  
  
• Huitema, M. E., 2001, “‘Land of Which the Savages Stood in no Particular Need’: Dispossessing the Algonquins of South Eastern Ontario of their Lands, 1760 1930,” M.A. Thesis, Queen’s University, Kingston. Huitema, M. E., 2001 12.3 MB

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