Book Project

Two books are in preparation.  Publication expected in 2010.

(1) Mulrennan, M., C. Scott, and K. Scott, editors. Striking a Balance: The Science and Politics of Environmental Protection in James Bay. University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver.

Contents:

Mulrennan, M. and C. Scott. Introduction

Mulrennan, M. and F. Berkes. Protected areas in northern aboriginal contexts.

Mark R. and C. Scott. Cree goals and interests in relation to environmental protection and development.

Nasr, W. and C. Scott. The politics of knowledge in environmental protection and development.

Scott, K. and V. Bussières. A brief history of reseach in Eastern James Bay over the past 100 years.

Pendea, F., Costopoulos, A., and C. Nielsen. Shoreline displacement and human adaptation in 6000-year perspective.

Fyles, J., K. Scott, F. Pendea, and J. Sayles. Stories of the land and sea: A natural history of Paakumshumwaau-Maatuskaau.

Humphries, M., J. Samson, and H. Milligan. Wemindji mammals in ecological space and time.

Peloquin, C. and F. Berkes. Beyond conservation: Customary land stewardship in a complex and changing world.

Sayles, J. and M. Mulrennan. Cree hunters' modifications of the coast: Agency in a changing land.

Bussières, V., M. Mulrennan and J. Sayles. Cultural connections to the Wemindji coastal and marine environment.

Scott, C., J. Hebert, and U. Lapointe. Paakumshumwaau-Maatuskaau biodiversity reserve.

Mulrennan, M., C. Scott, V. Bussières, N. Boisvert, and S. Archambault. Tawich (Marine) Protected Area.

Wellen, C. and R. Sieber. Geospatial data stewards: A Geographic Information System for a cultural protected area in Wemindji.

Lapointe, U., C. Scott, and G. Mikkelson. Decolonizing mining.

Mulrenan, M. and C. Scott. Protected Area creation in Wemindji territory.

 

(2) Scott, C., P. G. Brown, and J. Labrecque, editors. Dialoguing Knowledges: Finding our Way to Respect and Relationship, University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver.

 

Contents:

Scott, C. and P.G. Brown. Introduction: knowledge dialogues.

 

Brown, P.G., R. Mark, M. Forrest, C. Stocek. Respect and relationship: a Cree paradigm of human and ecological community.

    

Mikkelson, G. Values in ecological knowledge.

 

Nasr, W., J. Samson, H. Kitching, and H. Milligan. Knowledge exchange in field research: what scientists and hunters talk about together.

  

Humphries, M. C. Scott, and F. Berkes. Comparing Cree and ecological science models of ecosystem dynamics.

 

Scott, K. and J. Fyles. Listening to the trees: postfire ecology in Wemindji territory.   

 

Paberzyte, I. , A. Costopoulos and H. Stewart. Co-interpreting the past.

 

Eades, G. and S. Sieber. Spatial ontologies and the representation of knowledge.   

 

Scott, K., J. Dolan and D. Stewart. Every time I go on the land I learn: Cree knowledge in community education.

 

Labrecque, J., P.G. Brown and C. Scott. Discourses of development: Cree knowledge and global environment.

 

Scott, C. and P.G. Brown. Conclusions.