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1. Lil'Wat Nation, 1993, "1911 Declaration of the Lillooet Tribe and accompanying documents;" and Suzanne Fournier, 16 June 1995, "Natives on Rocky Road of Protest: Summer of Discontent Could Get Nasty in B.C.," The Vancouver Province (A5).
2. Tom McFeely, 12 June 1995, "The Case Against Affirmative Apartheid: A New Book Warns a Disaster Should Governments Grant Natives' Demands," British Columbia Report Vol.6, no.41: 32-37.
3. See Kirke Kickingbird and Karen Ducheneaux, 1973, One Hundred Million Acres (NY: MacMillan Publishing).
4. See Michael Parfi t, 1981, "Alaska's Natives are bringing off the biggest corporate takeover," Smithsonian August 1981; and Ward Churchill and Glenn T. Morris, 1992, "Key Indian Laws and Cases," in M.A. Jaimes (ed.), The State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization and Resistance (Boston: South End Press).
5. See Thomas R. Berger, 1985, Village Journey: The Report of the Alaska Native Review Commission (NY: Hill and Wang).
6. Greenpeace, 1995, "North Pacific Fisheries: On the Rocks" (Washington, DC: Greenpeace).
7. David C. Holt, 1995, "Leftovers from the 103rd Congress: What Didn't Get Done for the Environment?" America's Eagle Vol.2, no.8 (February): 12.
8. Bruce E. Beans, 1991, "Another War Over Oil," Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine, 13 October 1991, 18-30.
9. Colman McCarthy, 1991, "Saved in Alaska," Washington Post, 9 November 1991, A27; and HONOR, Inc., 1995, "Bill Will Protect Alaska," Red Sticks Press Vol.2, no.1 (Spring): 12.
10. McCarthy, 1991, op.cit.; and Greenpeace, 1991, "Land Mammals of Arctic Alaska," and "Marine Mammals of Arctic Alaska" (Anchorage, AK: Greenpeace).
11. Gwich'in Steering Committee, 1995, "Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge" (Anchorage, AK: Gwich'in Steering Committee).
Fourth World Bulletin • Spring/Summer 1996