Stangers Devour the Land

Publisher:  Chelsea Green Publishing Company
Year First Published:  {58765 Stangers Devour the Land STANGERS DEVOUR THE LAND Richardson, Boyce Chelsea Green Publishing Company Traces the long struggle of the Crees of James Bay in Northern Quebec to defend their territories, which came to international attention in 1972 when they tried legal action to stop the building of a provincial government-proposed hydroelectric project. 1976 1991 376pp B Book 978-1-60358-004-5 E99.C88R52 1991 90-26332 1 false false true CA58765.htm [0xc000182870 0xc0006c6900 0xc0006c6c30 0xc0006c6f90 0xc000473ad0 0xc000873500 0xc000ca41e0 0xc000ca5200 0xc000cf2120 0xc000cf3ad0 0xc000d1e1b0 0xc000d1f140 0xc000d1f800 0xc000d6e360 0xc000d6f500 0xc000d93320 0xc000db66c0 0xc000bb4c00 0xc000be9fb0 0xc00142ee10 0xc00142eff0 0xc001459bf0] Ca}
Year Published:  1991
Pages:  376pp   ISBN:  978-1-60358-004-5
Library of Congress Number:  E99.C88R52 1991   Dewey:  90-26332
Resource Type:  Book

Traces the long struggle of the Crees of James Bay in Northern Quebec to defend their territories, which came to international attention in 1972 when they tried legal action to stop the building of a provincial government-proposed hydroelectric project.

Subject Headings

• Aboriginal Communities/Environmental Issues
• Aboriginal People
• Aboriginal Politics
• Aboriginal Relations
• Cree
• Hydroelectric Power
• Indigenous Culture
• Indigenous Government Relations
• Indigenous History
• Indigenous Issues
• Indigenous Justice
• Indigenous Land Claims
• Indigenous Learning
• Indigenous Peoples
• Indigenous Public Affairs
• Indigenous Rights
• Indigenous Struggles
• Land Rights
• Land Use/Conflict Resolution
• Native
• Native Advocacy
• Native Peoples