Accès au territoire

Landry, L., Asselin, H. et Lévesque, C. (2019). Land attachment and mino pimatisiwin (comprehensive health) of Indigenous people living in urban areas. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16(23), 4782.

Desbiens, C. et Sepulveda, B. (2019). Pekedamkam: Frontierism and the unearthing indigenous landscapes in Val-Or (Quebec, Canada). Journal of Historical Geography, 65, 59-72.

Quintal-Marineau, M. et Wenzel, G. W. (2019). Men hunt, women share: gender and contemporary Inuit subsistence relations. In N. Lavi et D. E. Friesem (dir.), Towards a Broader View of Hunter Gatherer Sharing (p. 211-220). Cambridge : McDonald Institute Monographs.

Desbiens, C. (2007). Speaking the land : exploring women’s historical geographies in Northern Quebec. The Canadian Geographer / Le Géographe canadien, 51(3), 360-372.

Asselin, H., Larouche, M. et Kneeshaw, D. (2015). Assessing forest management scenarios on an Aboriginal territory through simulation modeling. The Forestry Chronicle, 91(4), 426-435.

Beaudoin, J.-M., Bouthillier, L., Bulkan, J., Nelson, H., Trosper, R. et Wyatt, S. (2016). What does “First Nation deep roots in the forests” mean? Identification of principles and objectives for promoting forest-based development. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 46(4), 508-519.

Basile, S., Asselin, H. et Martin, T. (2017). Le territoire comme lieu privilégié de transmission des savoirs et des valeurs des femmes Atikamekw. Recherches féministes, 30(1), 61-80.