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Abele, F., Ahmad, F., Grady, C., 2019, “Power and Politics: Financing the Spirit and Intent of Modern Treaties”, Northern Public Affairs, Ottawa, ON
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Snook, J., Akearok, J. & Palliser, T. with Cunsolo, A., Hoover, C. & Bailey, M., 2019, “Enhancing fisheries co-management in the Eastern Arctic”, Northern Public Affairs, Ottawa, ON
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Abele, F. Southcott, C., Natcher, D., Parlee, B., (2018) Beyond the Berger Inquiry: Can extractive resource development help the sustainability of Canada’s Arctic Communities? Arctic. 71(4): 402-415
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Andrée, P., Findlay, I., Peacock, D. (2018). Transformations through “Community-First” Engagement. Engaged Scholar Journal, 4(2), i-x.
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Koller, K. (2018). Trickster Chases the Tale of Education by Sylvia Moore. Engaged Scholar Journal, 4(2), 119-120.
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Levkoe, C. Z., Friendly, A., & Daniere, A. (2018). Community Service-Learning in Graduate Planning Education. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 11(2), 0739456X1875431–12.
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Kennedy Dalseg, S. (2015). “Creating Citizens, Building Societies: Adult Education as if Community Mattered.” Historical Studies in Education (Special Issue Spring 2015), 99-120.
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Majoch, A., Hoepner, A. and Hebb, T. (2015) “Sources of stakeholder salience in the RI movement: Why do investors sign the principles for responsible investment?” RI Quarterly, p.11
Diouf D., Hebb T., and Touré, E.H. (2014) “Exploring factors that influence social retail investors’ decisions: Evidence from Desjardins Fund“, Journal of Business Ethics, , Volume 134, Issue 1, pp 45-67 (First online:
Hebb T. and Sharma R,. (2014) “New Finance for America’s Cities,” Regional Studies, 48, (3) 485-501.
Hebb T. (2014) Three Points of Leverage for Responsible Investing, European Financial Review, April/May 2014.
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Hebb T. (2013) Editorial: Impact investing and responsible investing: what does it mean? Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investing 3(2).
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Allen, R., H. Letourneau and T. Hebb. (2012) “Shareholder engagement in the extractive sector.” Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investing 1(4).
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Abele, F. and K. Graham. (2011) “What Now? Future Federal Responsibilities Towards Aboriginal People Living in Cities” aboriginal policy studies 1(1) (Spring).
Hebb, T., Hamilton A., and Hachigian H., (2011) “Responsible Property Investment in Canada,” Journal of Business Ethics, 92 sup.1.
Huppé, G., and T. Hebb (2011) “The virtue of CalPERS’ Emerging Equity Market Principles.” Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment (1)1.
Madill J., Brouard F., and Hebb T. (2010) “Canadian Social Enterprises: An Empirical Exploration of Social Transformation, Financial Self Sufficiency and Innovation“. Journal of NonProfit and Public Sector Marketing.
Philips S., and Hebb T. (2010) Financing the Civil Society, Policy and Society, 29, 3, 181-187.
Abele, F. (2009) The State and the Northern Social Economy: Research Prospects, The Northern Review 30, 37-58.
Graham K., (2009) “Federal-Municipal relations in Canada: The changing organizational landscape,” with Christopher Stoney, Canadian Public Administration, Vol.52, No.3, September, Pp.23
Graham K., (2009) “The ‘Ottawa syndrome:’ The localization of federal public servants in Canada,” with G. Swimmer, Canadian Public Administration, Vol .52, No.2, September, Pp.20
Hebb T. (2009) “Engaging Institutional Investors in Social Finance” Making Waves. Vol 20 number 3 autumn/ winter 2009
Hebb T., Beeferman L., (2009) “US Pension Funds’ Labour-Friendly Investments”, Journal of Comparative Social Welfare Volume 25, Issue 2.
Abele, Frances and Michael J. Prince, (2008) “Four Pathways to Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada” American Review of Canadian Studies.
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Hagerman L., Clark G. and Hebb T. (2007) Investment Intermediaries in Economic Development: Linking Public Pension Funds to Urban Revitalization. Community Development Investment Review, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 3(1).
Steiger A., Hebb T., and Hagerman L (2007) Linking Investors to Economic Development. Bridges, Community Affairs Department of Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Summer 2007.
Hebb T., (2006) The Economic Inefficiency of Secrecy. Journal of Business Ethics 63 385-405.
Abele, F. and J. Madill (2005) From Public Education to Social Marketing: The Evolution of the Canadian Heritage Anti-Racism Social Marketing Program, Journal of Non Profit and Public Sector Marketing 17, 1/2.
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Hebb, T., Wójcik, D. (2005) Global standards and emerging markets: the institutional investment value chain and CalPERS’ investment strategy. Environment and Planning A 37 1955-1974
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Clark G L., Hebb T. (2004) “Corporate Engagement: The fifth stage of capitalism.” Relations industrielles / Industrial Relations 59 142-170.
Graham K., (2003) “The New Trilateralism: Experiments in Federal – Municipal – Community Relationships,” with Susan D. Phillips and Alex Ker, ARNOVA, Denver, November, Pp. 44.
Graham K., (2002) “A Framework for Balanced Growth and Public Investment,” with Allan Maslove and Frances Woolley, TD Forum on Canada’s Standard of Living. Ottawa, October 7,. Pp. 12.
Graham K., (2001) “Learning from Experience: Ottawa as a Cautionary Tale of Reforming Urban Government,” with Allan M. Maslove and Susan D. Phillips, Journal of Comparative Policy Studies, Vol 3, No. 3, Nov., Pp. 18
Graham K., (2000) “Enhancing University-Community Partnerships: Challenges in Retooling the Academy for More Effective Engagement with Civil Society,” with Edward T. Jackson and Allan M. Maslove, Education Through Partnership, Vol 4, No.2, November, Pp.14
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