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Andr\u00e9e, P., M. Coulas and P. Ballamingie. (2019) Canada\u2019s National Food Policy: The political basis for coordination and integration.\u00a0 Food Law and Policy in Canada. H. MacLeod-Kilmurray, N. Chalifour, and A. Lee (eds.). Thomson Reuters Press<\/p>\n

Andr\u00e9e, P., J.K. Clark, C.Z. Levkoe, and K. Lowitt. (2019) Traversing Theory and Practice:\u00a0 Social Movement Engagement in Food Systems Governance for Sustainability, Justice and Democracy. Civil Society and Social Movements in Food System Governance. <\/em>Andr\u00e9e, P, J.K. Clark, C.Z. Levkoe and K. Lowitt (eds). Routledge\/Earthscan. Pp.1-18 https:\/\/www.routledge.com\/Civil-Society-and-Social-Movements-in-Food-System-Governance-1st-Edition\/Andree-Clark-Levkoe-Lowitt\/p\/book\/9781138588073<\/a><\/p>\n

Andr\u00e9e, P., J.K. Clark, C.Z. Levkoe, K. Lowitt, and C. Johnston. (2019)\u00a0The Engagement Continuum: Citizen, Civil Society, and Social Movement Participation in Food Systems Governance for Justice and Sustainability. Civil Society and Social Movements in Food System Governance. <\/em>Andr\u00e9e, P, J.K. Clark, C.Z. Levkoe and K. Lowitt (eds). Routledge\/Earthscan pp.19-42 https:\/\/www.routledge.com\/Civil-Society-and-Social-Movements-in-Food-System-Governance-1st-Edition\/Andree-Clark-Levkoe-Lowitt\/p\/book\/9781138588073<\/a><\/p>\n

Johnston, C. and. P. Andr\u00e9e. (2019) Non-Government Organizations and Food Governance in the Northwest Territories. Civil Society and Social Movements in Food System Governance. Andr\u00e9e, P, J.K. Clark, C.Z. Levkoe and K. Lowit (eds). Routledge\/Earthscan pp. 43-62 https:\/\/www.routledge.com\/Civil-Society-and-Social-Movements-in-Food-System-Governance-1st-Edition\/Andree-Clark-Levkoe-Lowitt\/p\/book\/9781138588073<\/a><\/p>\n

Rodon, T. and Papillon, M. (2019) In Assessing Justin Trudeau\u2019s Liberal Government. 353 Promises and a Mandate for Change, edited by Lisa Birch and Fran\u00e7ois Petry, 178\u201391. Presses de l\u2019Universit\u00e9 Laval. Renewing the Relationship with Indigenous Peoples: an Ambitious Discourse, Limited Accomplishments<\/p>\n

Hebb T. (2019) Investing in Sustainable Infrastructure, in Challenges in Managing Sustainable Business: Reporting, Taxation, Ethics and Governance, <\/em>Arvidsson S. ed., Palgrave Macmillan, London.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. Accepted. \u201cThis Changes Everything? Federal Northern Policy from Harper to Trudeau\u201d in Canada and the Arctic: A Northern Nation<\/em>. Dodds, Nuttall, M. eds. Routledge.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and Usher, P. (2018) \u201cEnvironmental Assessment, Independent Review Panels, and Due Process: Turning Principle into Practice\u201d<\/em> in How Ottawa Spends 2018-19. <\/em>Graham, K. and Maslove, A. eds. School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University.<\/p>\n

Abele, F., Alexiuk, E., Satsan Herb George, MacQuarrie, S. , (forthcoming) \u201cCompleting Confederation:The Necessary Foundations\u201d in Sharing the Land, Sharing the Future.<\/em> Graham, K. and Newhouse, D., eds. University of Manitoba Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F., Natcher, D., Parlee, B., Soutcott, C. (2018) “How can extractive industry help rather than hurt Arctic communities?” Resources and Sustainable Development in the Arctic<\/em>. Routledge,. 300-306.<\/p>\n

Harji K. and Hebb T. (forthcoming) \u201cImpact Investing in Canada: Notes from the Field\u201d in \u00a0Intersections and Innovations: Change for Canada\u2019s Voluntary and Nonprofit Sector,<\/em> Susan Phillips and Bob Wyatt \u00a0Phillips S. and Wyatt B. eds.<\/p>\n

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Hebb T., Hoepner A., Rodionova T. and Sanchez I. (2018) Power and Shareholder Saliency <\/u>in Business strategies for sustainability: A research<\/em> anthology, <\/strong><\/em>Borland H., Lindgreen A., Vanhamme J.,Maon F., Ambrosini V., Palacios-Florencio B. eds. Routledge, London.<\/p>\n

Hebb T. (2018) Socially Responsible Investment and Corporate Engagement in Encyclopedia of Business and Professional Ethics<\/em>, Poff D. ed., Springer, London.2018<\/p>\n

Vivero Pol JL., Ferrando T., de Schutter O., and Mattei, U. (eds). (2018) Routledge https:\/\/www.routledge.com\/Routledge-Handbook-of-Food-as-a-Commons\/Vivero-Pol-Ferrando-Schutter-Mattei\/p\/book\/9781138062627<\/a> \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sengupta, R., Hebb T. and Mustafa H. (2018) Seeking Greener Pastures, in Designing a Sustainable Financial System<\/em>, Walker T., Kibsey S. Crichton R. eds., Palgrave, London.<\/p>\n

Schwartz, K., Weaver, L. Pei, N., Kozak, A. (2018). Using Collective Impact to Move the Needle on Poverty. In: Walzer, N. & Weaver, L. (eds). Community Change Through Collective Impact<\/em> New York, Taylor & Francis\/ Routledge Publishers.<\/p>\n

Weaver, L. (2019). Creating Strategic Partnerships to Influence Policy. In: Schwartz, K., Weaver, L., Kozak, A., Goemans, M. (Eds.). Moving the Needle on Poverty: Snapshots of community-campus partnerships<\/em>. Ottawa, ON. Gilmore Publishing.<\/p>\n

Hebb T. (forthcoming) Building the Market for Impact, in Routledge Companion to Philanthropy<\/em><\/a>, Harrow, J., Jung, T., Phillips, S., eds., Routledge Press, London.<\/p>\n

Jackson, E. and M. Tarsilla (forthcoming) \u201cMixed\u00a0 Methods in Social Accounting: Evaluating the\u00a0 Micro-Loan Program of Alterna Savings Credit Union.\u201d In L. Mook (ed). Social Accounting for Social Economy Organizations<\/em>. University of Toronto Press, Toronto.<\/p>\n

Sengupta, R, Hebb,T.and Mustafa, H. (forthcoming) “Sengupta, R., Hebb. T., Mustafa, H_ Chapter Abstract<\/a>” in Designing a Sustainable Financial System: Development Goals and Socio-Ecological Responsibility; Walker, Kibsey, and Crichton eds. McMillian Palgrave<\/p>\n

Phillips, S. (in press) \u201cRestructuring Civil Society in Canada, Muting the Politics of Redistribution,\u201d in K. Banting and J. Myles, eds. The Fading of Redistributive Politics:\u00a0Policy Change and\u00a0Policy Drift<\/em>\u00a0in Canada. <\/em>\u00a0UBC Press, Vancouver.<\/p>\n

Phillips, S. (in press) \u201cCorporate Governance and Nonprofits: Facing up to Hybridisation and Homogenisation,\u201d inM. Wright, D. Siegel, K. Keasey and I. Filatotchev, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Corporate Governance<\/em><\/a>. Oxford University Press, Oxford.<\/p>\n

Phillips, S and C. Howard (in press). \u201cMoving Away from Hierarchy: Do Horizontality, Partnerships and Distributed Governance Really Signify the End of Accountability?\u201d in H. Bakvis and M. Jarvis, eds., From New Public Management\u2019 to \u2018New Political Governance:\u2019\u00a0 Essays in Honour of Peter C. Aucoin<\/em><\/a>. McGill-Queens University Press, Montreal and\u00a0\u00a0 Kingston.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2015). \u201cState Institutions and the Social Economy in Northern Canada\u201d in Chris Southcott, ed. Northern Communities Working Together: The Social Economy of Canada\u2019s North<\/a><\/em>. University of Toronto Press.<\/p>\n

Hebb T., Hachigian H., and Allen R.(2015) \u201cImpact of Corporate Engagement in Canada\u201d, in Hebb, T., Hoepner A., Beimish N., Hawley J. and Woods D. eds. Routledge Handbook of Responsible Investment<\/a><\/em>, Routledge, London.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2014)”The Immediate and Lasting Impact of the Inquiry into the Construction of a Mackenzie Valley Pipeline” in Greg Inwood and Carolyn Johns, eds. Canadian Public Inquiries<\/em>. University of Toronto Press.<\/p>\n

Hebb T., Louche C. (2014) The Future of Socially Responsible Investing Louche, C. and Hebb T. eds., Socially Responsible Investing in the 21st Century: Does it Make a Difference for Society<\/em>, Emerald Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2013) “Intergovernmentalism and the Well-Being of First Nations” in Ghislain Otis and Martin Papillon, eds. The Relational Dimension of Indigenous Governance and Federalism: Theories and Practices<\/em>. Laval University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2013) “Promises to Keep: Federal Spending on Transportation and Communication Infrastructure in the Territorial North” (with Sheena Kennedy Dalseg and Joshua Gladstone) in G. Bruce Doern and Chris Stoney, eds. How Ottawa Spends 2013-14: Mid-Term Blues and Long Term Plans<\/em>. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2013.<\/p>\n

Hebb T and Zanglein J. (2013) Economically Targeted Investing, In\u00a0Handbook Of Institutional Investment And Fiduciary Duty, H<\/em>awley J, Hoepner A., Johnson K., et al eds., Cambridge University Press p. 112-127.<\/p>\n

Abele, F., R. LaPointe, D. Leech, and M. McCrossan (2012) \u201cFour Ways to See It: Aboriginal People and Public Policy in Selected Ontario Cities\u201d in Evelyn Peters, ed. Fields of Governance #5:\u00a0 Urban Aboriginal Policy Making in Canadian Municipalities<\/em><\/a>. McGill Queen’s University Press, Montreal and Kingston.<\/p>\n

Abele, F and K. Graham (2012) \u201cFederal Urban Aboriginal Policy: The Challenge of Viewing the\u00a0 Stars in the Urban Night Sky\u201d in Evelyn Peters, ed. Fields of Governance #5:\u00a0 Urban Aboriginal Policy Making in Canadian Municipalities<\/em><\/a>. McGill Queen’s University Press, Montreal and Kingston.<\/p>\n

Hebb T., Hachigian H., and Allen R. (2012) \u201cImpact of Corporate Engagement in Canada\u201d, in The Next Generation of Responsible Investing<\/em><\/a>, Hebb T. ed., Springer Publishing, Netherlands.<\/p>\n

Hebb T., Madill J., and Brouard F. (2012) Exploring Social Transformation, Financial Self\u00a0 Sufficiency and Innovation in Canadian Social Enterprises in Businesses with a\u00a0 Difference: Balancing the Social and Economic<\/a>, <\/em>L. Mook, J. Quarter and S. Ryan eds., University of Toronto Press, Toronto.<\/p>\n

Phillips, S. (2012) \u201cThe New Citizenship and Governance:\u00a0 Alternative Intersections,\u201d in D. Levi Faur, ed., The Oxford Handbook of Governance<\/em><\/a>.\u00a0 Oxford University Press, Oxford.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2011) “Use it or Lose it? The Conservatives’ Northern Strategy” in C. Stoney and B. Doern, Eds. How Ottawa Spends 2011-12: Cutting Fat or Slicing Pork? <\/em><\/a>McGill- Queen’s University Press, Montreal and Kingston.<\/p>\n

Falvo, N. (2011) \u201cWho Pays, When and How? Government-Assisted Housing in the Northwest Territories and the Role of the Federal Government.\u201d In C. Stoney and B. Doern, Eds.\u00a0 How Ottawa Spends 2011-12: Cutting Fat or Slicing Pork? <\/em><\/a>. McGill-Queen\u2019s University Press, Montreal and Kingston.<\/p>\n

Jackson, E. (2011) \u201cAfterword.\u201d In P.V. Hall and I. MacPherson (eds). Community-University Research Partnerships: Reflections on the Canadian Social Economy Experience<\/a>.<\/em> University of Victoria, Victoria.<\/p>\n

Phillips, S and S. Rathgeb Smith (2011) \u201cBetween Governance and Regulation: Evolving\u00a0\u00a0 Government-Third Sector Relationships,\u201d in S. D. Phillips and S. Rathgeb Smith, eds.,\u00a0 Governance and Regulation in the Third Sector: International Perspectives<\/em><\/a>. Routledge, London.<\/p>\n

Phillips, S. (2011) \u201cIncrementalism at its Best, and Worst: Regulatory Reform and Relational Governance in Canada,\u201din S. D. Phillips and S. Rathgeb Smith, eds. Governance and Regulation in the Third Sector:\u00a0 International Perspectives<\/em><\/a>. Routledge, London.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and S. Delic, (2010) “Aboriginal Workers and the Recession” \u00a0in G. Bruce Doern and Chris Stoney, eds., How Ottawa Spends 2009-2010<\/i>. Toronto, Oxford University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F., (2009) “Northern Development: Past, Present and Future” in Frances Abele, Tom Courchene, France St-Hilaire and Leslie Seidle, eds.,\u00a0Northern Exposure: Powers, Peoples and Projects<\/em>. Montreal, Institute for Research on Public Policy.<\/p>\n

Abele, F.,\u00a0T. Courchene, F. St-Hilaire, and L. Seidle, (2009) “Introduction and Overview” in\u00a0Frances Abele, Tom Courchene, France St-Hilaire and Leslie Seidle, eds.,\u00a0Northern Exposure: Powers, Peoples and Projects<\/em>. Montreal, Institute for Research on Public Policy.<\/p>\n

Abele, F.,\u00a0T. Courchene, F. St-Hilaire, and L. Seidle, (2009) “The New Northern Policy Universe” in\u00a0Frances Abele, Tom Courchene, France St-Hilaire and Leslie Seidle, eds.,\u00a0Northern Exposure: Powers, Peoples and Projects<\/em>. Montreal, Institute for Research on Public Policy.<\/p>\n

Hagerman L., Hebb T.\u00a0 (2009) \u201cBalancing Risk and Return in Urban Investing\u201d Managing Financial Risks: From Global to Local<\/a>, Oxford, Oxford University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, Frances and Thierry Rodon, (2008) \u201cComing in from the Cold: Inuit Diplomacy and Global Citizenship\u201d in J. Marshall Beier, ed. Indigenous Diplomacy Palgrave, forthcoming.<\/p>\n

Abele, Frances and Michael J. Prince, (2008) \u201cA Little Imagination Required: How Canada Funds Territorial and Northern Aboriginal Governments\u201d in Allan Maslove, ed. How Ottawa Spends 2008-09. Oxford University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, Frances and Michael J. Prince, (2008) \u201cThe Future of Fiscal Federalism: Funding Regimes for Aboriginal Self-Government\u201d in Yale Belanger, Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada. Saskatoon: Purich Publishers.<\/p>\n

Hebb T., Beeferman L., (2008) \u201cUS Pension Funds\u2019 Labour-Friendly Investments\u201d, in The “Social” in Social Security: Market, State and Associations in Retirement Provision<\/em>, Mark Hyde and John Dixon eds., Edwin Mellen Press, Lampeter, UK.<\/p>\n

Jackson, E.T. (2008).\u00a0 \u201cHow Ottawa Doesn\u2019t Spend: The Rapid Appearance and Disappearance \u2013 and Possible Reappearance \u2013 of the Federal Social Economy Initiative.\u201d In A. Maslove (ed).\u00a0 How Ottawa Spends.\u00a0 Montreal\/Kingston: McGill-Queen\u2019s Press, forthcoming. 35p. (Sole Author).<\/p>\n

Jackson, E.T. (2008). \u201cKnowledge Collisions: Perspectives from CED Practitioners Working with Women\u201d (with M. Stratton).\u00a0 In K. Church, N. Bascia and E. Shragge (eds).\u00a0 Learning Through Community: Exploring Participatory Practices. London: Springer Press, 117-142.\u00a0 (Second Co-Author).\u00a0 (Chapter and book supported by SSHRC project entitled Network on Adult Lifelong Learning, managed by OISE\/University of Toronto).<\/p>\n

Jackson, E.T. (2008). \u201cSteering on Black Ice: The Continuing Search for Sustainable Livelihoods in the Ottawa Tech Sector\u201d (with R. Khan).\u00a0 In N. Novakowski and R. Tremblay (eds).\u00a0 Perspectives on Ottawa\u2019s High-Tech sector.\u00a0 Brussels: Peter Lang, 119-143. (Lead Co-Author).<\/p>\n

Manley, K, Hebb T., and Jackson E.T. (2008) Economically Targeted Investing: Financial and Collateral Impacts in Pensions at Work: Socially Responsible Investment of Union-Based Pension Funds, J. Quarter, I. Carmichael and S. Ryan eds., University of Toronto Press, Toronto.<\/p>\n

Steiger A., Hebb T., and Hagerman L.(2008) The Case for the Community Partner in Economic Development. In, Fabiani, D. and Buss, T. (eds.) Reengineering Community Development for the 21st Century.M.E. Sharpe, Armonk, NY.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and Madill, J. (2007) “The Evolution of the March 21 Anti-Racism Social Marketing Program: A Case” in G. Hastings, ed.,\u00a0Social Marketing.<\/em>\u00a0London, Elsevier.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2007) “Beyond the Blue Horizon: Northern Development Policy in the Mulroney Years” in Raymond Blake, ed.\u00a0Examining the Legacy: The Era of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney<\/em>. McGill-Queen’s University Press.<\/p>\n

Clark G.L. and Hebb T. (2007) Pension Fund Corporate Engagement: The Fifth Stage of Capitalism In Fundamentals of Corporate Governance VOLUME 4 Stakeholders and Sustainability, Thomas Clarke and Marie dela Rama eds., Sage Publishing, London UK.<\/p>\n

Clark, G.L., T. Hebb and D. W\u00f3jcik (2007) Institutional investors and the language of finance: the global metrics of market performance. Chapter 2 in, J. Godfrey and K. Chalmers (eds.) Globalisation of Accounting Standards. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. pp. 15-33.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (2007) \u201cAnother Fine Balance: Managing Diversity in Canadian Cities,\u201d with Susan D. Phillips. In Leslie Siedle, Keith Banting and Thomas Courchene (eds) Diversity and Canada\u2019s Future: Recognition, Accommodation and Shared Citizenship (Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy). Pp.40.<\/p>\n

Hebb T. (2007) The Economic Inefficiency of Secrecy: Pension Fund Investors\u2019 Corporate Transparency Concerns in Fundamentals of Corporate Governance VOLUME 4 Stakeholders and Sustainability, Thomas Clarke and Marie dela Rama eds., Sage Publishing, London UK.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2006) “Indigenous People in the Cities of Northern Canada: The Importance of the Rural Economic Base” in Peter Solomon, ed.,\u00a0New Actors in Northern Federations: Cities, Mergers, and Aboriginal Governance in Russia and Canada<\/em>. Toronto, Centre for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, University of Toronto.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2006) \u201cBetween Respect and Control: Traditional Indigenous Knowledge in Canadian Public Policy\u201d in M. Orsini and M. Smith, eds., Critical Policy Studies: Contemporary Canadian Approaches<\/em>. Vancouver, UBC Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and M.J. Prince (2006) \u201cConstructing Political Spaces for Aboriginal Communities in Canada\u201d in I. Peach, ed., Constructing Tomorrow\u2019s Federalism: New Routes to Effective Governance<\/em>. Winnipeg, University of Manitoba Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2005) \u201cBelonging in the New World: Imperialism, Property and Citizenship\u201d in G. Kernerman and P. Resnick, eds., Insiders and Outsiders: Essays In Honour of Alan C. Cairns.<\/em> Vancouver, University of British Columbia Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (2005) \u201cThe Smartest Steward? Indigenous People and Petroleum-Based Economic Development in Canada\u2019s North\u201d in G.B. Doern, ed.,\u00a0Canadian Energy Policy and the Struggle for Sustainable Development<\/em>. Toronto, University of Toronto Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F., R. LaPointe, and M.J. Prince (2005) \u201cSymbolism, Surfacing, Succession and Substance: Martin\u2019s Aboriginal Policy Style\u201d in B. Doern, ed.,\u00a0How Ottawa Spends 2005-06<\/em>\u00a0Montreal and Kingston, McGill-Queen\u2019s University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (2005) \u201cMunicipal Reforms in the Northern Territories: Now for Something Different.\u201d in Joseph Garcea and Edd Lesage Jr. (eds.) Municipal Reforms in Canada: Municipal Governance for the 21st Century (Toronto: Oxford University Press,)<\/p>\n

Prince, M.J. and F.\u00a0Abele\u00a0\u00a0(2005) \u201cPaying for Self-Determination: Aboriginal Peoples, Self-Government and Fiscal Relations in Canada.\u201d in Michael Murphy, ed.,\u00a0Reconfiguring Aboriginal-State Relations, Canada: The State of the Federation 2003<\/em>. Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, School of Policy Studies, Queen\u2019s University.<\/p>\n

Hebb T. (2004) Secrets, Lies and Economic Inefficiency, in Financial Services and Public Policy<\/em>, Christopher Waddell, Ed., Conference Proceedings, Schulich School of Business, April 22-24 2004.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and M.J. Prince (2003) “Aboriginal Governance and Canadian Federalism: A To-Do List for Canada” in F. Rocher and M. Smith, eds.,\u00a0New Trends in Canadian Federalism.<\/em>\u00a02nd ed. Peterborough, Broadview Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and M.J. Prince (2002) \u201cAlternative Futures: Aboriginal Peoples and Canadian Federalism\u201d in H. Bakvis and G. Skogstad, eds.,\u00a0Canadian Federalism in the Millennium: Performance, Effectiveness and Legitimacy,<\/em>\u00a0Toronto, Oxford University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (2002) \u201cIntroduction: Urban Affairs in Canada: Changing Roles and Changing Perspectives,\u201d with Caroline Andrew and Susan D. Phillips, in Caroline Andrew, Katherine A. Graham and Susan D. Phillips (eds.) Urban Affairs: Back on the Policy Agenda. (Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen\u2019s University Press, ). Pp.17. (Equal co-author).<\/p>\n

Hebb, T. (2001) Introduction,Working Capital: The Power of Labor’s Pensions<\/em> (ILR Press Cornell University Press, Ithaca.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and M.J. Prince (2000) “Funding Aboriginal Government in Canada: Recent Developments” in H. Lazar, ed., Canada: The State of the Federation 1999-2000: Toward a New Mission Statement for Canadian Fiscal Federalism<\/em>. McGill-Queen’s University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (2000) “Hand in Hand: When Accountability Meets Collaboration in the Voluntary Sector” with Susan D. Phillips in Keith Banting (ed.) The Non-Profit Sector in Canada: Roles and Relationships (Kingston: School of Policy Studies – Queen’s University,) Pp. 41. (Second Author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (2000) \u201cLessons from the Policy Discourse on Aboriginal Education\u201d, with Frances Abele and Carolyn Dittburner. In Marlene Brant Castellano, Lynne Davis and Louise Lahache (eds.) Aboriginal Education: Fulfilling the Promise. (Vancouver: UBC Press, )Pp.22. (Equal Co-Author)<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1999) “The Importance of Consent: Indigenous Peoples’ Politics in Canada” in J. Bickerton and A. Gagnon, eds.,\u00a0Canadian Politics<\/em>, 3rd. ed. Peterborough, Broadview Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1999) \u201cNegotiating Canada: Changes in Aboriginal Policy Over the Last Thirty Years\u201d with Frances Abele and Allan M. Maslove in Leslie Pal (ed.) How Ottawa Spends 1999-2000 (Toronto: Oxford University Press,) Pp. 42. (Equal Co-author).<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1999) \u201cUrban Aboriginal Governance in Canada: Paradigm and Prospects\u201d in John Hylton (ed.) Aboriginal Self-government in Canada. (Edmonton: Purich, ) Pp. 15.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1998) \u201cEmerging Solitudes: The New Era in Provincial-Municipal Relations\u201d with Susan D. Phillips, in Martin W. Westmacott and Hugh P. Mellon (eds.) Public Administration and Policy: Governing in Challenging Times (Scarborough: Prentice Hall Allyn and Bacon,) Pp. 15. (Equal Co-Author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1998) \u201cFrom Public Participation to Citizens Engagement,\u201d with Susan D. Phillips in Katherine A. Graham and Susan D. Phillips (eds.) Citizens Engagement: Lessons in participation From Local Government (Toronto: Institute of Public Administration of Canada and Intergovernmental Committee on Urban and Regional Research, ) Pp. 30. (Equal Co-author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1998) \u201cMaking Public Participation More Effective: Issues for Local Government,\u201d with Susan D. Phillips in Katherine A. Graham and Susan D. Phillips (eds.) Citizens Engagement: Lessons in Participation from local Government (Toronto: Institute of Public Administration Of Canada and Intergovernmental Committee on Urban and Regional Research,) Pp. 30. (Equal Co-author)<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1996) “Understanding What Happened Here: \u00a0The Political Economy of Indigenous Peoples” in W. Clement, ed., Understanding Canada: \u00a0Building on the New Political Economy<\/em>. \u00a0Kingston and Montreal, McGill-Queen’s University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1995) “Various Matters of Nationhood: Aboriginal Peoples and Canada Outside Quebec” in K. McRoberts, ed., Beyond Quebec: \u00a0Taking Stock of Canada<\/em>. Kingston and Montreal, McGill-Queen’s University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1995) “Collective Bargaining in the Municipal Sector” in Gene Swimmer and Mark Thompson (eds.), Public Sector Collective Bargaining in Canada: Beginning of the End or End of the Beginning (Kingston: IRC Press,).<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1993) “Wrestling with History: Prospects for Peace in Aboriginal-Canada Relations” \u00a0in J. Haar and E.J. Dosman, eds., A Dynamic Partnership: \u00a0Canada’s Changing Role in the Hemisphere<\/em>. Miami, University of Miami North-South Centre.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1993)”Local Special Purpose Bodies: A Taxonomy and Preliminary Evaluation,” in David Siegel and Dale Richmond (eds.), Local Special Purpose Bodies in Canada (Toronto: Institute of Public Administration of Canada,).<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1992) “The Politics of Competitiveness” in F. Abele, ed., \u00a0How Ottawa Spends 1991-92:\u00a0 The Politics of Competitiveness.<\/i>\u00a0Ottawa, Carleton University Press.<\/p>\n

“Capital Planning\/Capital Budgeting: The Future of Canada’s Capital,” in Frances Abele (ed.) How Ottawa Spends 1992\/93 (Ottawa: Carleton University Press, 1992).<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1991) “The Politics of Fragmentation” in Frances Abele, ed., How Ottawa Spends 1990-91: \u00a0The Politics of Fragmentation<\/em>. Ottawa, Carleton University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1990)\u00a0“Who Benefits? The Transfer of Responsibility for Fire Control and Forest Management from the Federal to the Territorial Governments” in G. Dacks, ed., Devolution and Constitutional Development in the Canadian North<\/em>. Ottawa, Carleton University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1990)”The Democratic Potential in Administrative Expansion” in G. Dacks, ed., Devolution and Constitutional Development in the Canadian North<\/em>. Ottawa, Carleton University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1990) “Devolution and Local Government,” in Gurston Dacks (ed.), Devolution and Constitutional Development in the Canadian North (Ottawa: Carleton University Press,), Pp. 30.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1990) “Implementing Devolution,” in Gurston Dacks (ed.), Devolution and Constitutional Development in the Canadian North (Ottawa: Carleton University Press, ), Pp. 28.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1990) “Once More With Feeling?” in Katherine A. Graham (ed.) How Ottawa Spends 1990\/91 (Ottawa, Carleton University Press, ).<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1989) “Confronting ‘Harsh and Inescapable Facts”: Indigenous Peoples and the Militarization of the Circumpolar Region”, in E.J. Dosman, ed.,\u00a0Sovereignty and Security in the Arctic<\/em>. New York, Routledge.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and K. Graham (1989) “High Politics is Not Enough: Services for Aboriginal Peoples in Alberta and Ontario” in D. Hawkes, ed., Defining the Responsibilities: Federal and Provincial Governments and Aboriginal Peoples<\/em>. Ottawa, Carleton University Press.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. and D. Stasiulis (1989) “Canada as a ‘White Settler Colony’: What About Natives and Immigrants?” in W. Clement and G. Williams, eds., The New Political Economy<\/em>, McGill-Queen’s University Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1989) “Discretion and the Governance of Canada: The Buck Stops Where?” in Katherine A. Graham (ed.), How Ottawa Spends 1989-90 (Ottawa, Carleton University Press, ), Pp. 24.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1989) “High Politics Is Not Enough: Policies and Programs for Aboriginal Peoples in Alberta and Ontario,” with Frances Abele in David Hawkes (ed.), Defining the Responsibilities: Federal and Provincial Governments and Aboriginal Peoples (Ottawa: Carleton University Press, ), Pp. 32. (Equal Co-Author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1988)”Heading Into the Stretch: Pathology of a Government,” in Katherine A. Graham (ed.), How Ottawa Spends 1988-89, (Ottawa: Carleton University Press, ), Pp. 22.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1988) “Plus Que \u00c7a Change…Northern and Native Policy,” with Frances Abele in Katherine A. Graham (ed.), How Ottawa Spends 1988-89, (Ottawa: Carleton University Press, ) Pp. 25. (Equal Co-Author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1987) “Indian Policy Under the Tories: Cleaning Up After the Buffalo Jump,” in Michael J. Prince (ed.) How Ottawa Spends 1987-88 (Toronto: Methuen, ) Pp. 30.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1986) “Conservative Northern Development Policy: A New Broom in an Old Bottleneck”, in M.J. Prince, ed., Tracking the Tories: How Ottawa Spends 1986-1987<\/em>, Methuen.<\/p>\n

Abele, F. (1985) “Dene-Government Relations: The Development of a New Political Minority” in N. Nevitte and A.J. Kornberg, eds., Minorities and the Canadian State<\/em>, Mosaic Press.<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1981) “Local Government Reform in Canada,” with L.D. Feldman, in Gunlicks, Arthur B., Local Government Reform and Reorganization: An International Perspective, Kennikat Press, . Pp. 30. (Equal Co-Author)<\/p>\n

Graham K., (1981) Organizational Change in Urban Local Governments: A Perspective, Occasional Paper No. 1, Institute of Local Government, Queen’s University at Kingston. Reprinted in Lionel D. Feldman (ed.), Politics and Government of Urban Canada, 4th ed., Methuen, Agincourt, , Pp. 25.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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