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Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Contents -- Preface -- The Dene Speak -- Dene Declaration -- I Statements to the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry / Blake, Phillip -- II Statements to the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry / Lamothe, Rene -- Statements to the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry / T'Seleie, Frank -- Resources -- The Mapping Project / Nahanni, Phoebe -- A Trapper's Life / Snowshoe, Charlie -- Country Food / Rushforth, Scott -- The Dene Economy / Asch, Michael -- The Loss of Economic Rents / Jelliss, Arvin D. -- The Distribution of Economic Benefits from a Pipeline / Helliwell, John F. -- From Underdevelopment to Development / Watkins, Mel -- Rights -- The Colonial Experience / Puxley, Peter -- The Political System and the Dene / Cheezie, Gerry / Kurszewski, George / Barnaby, George -- Colonialism in the Communities / Bean, Wilf -- The Schools / Overvold, Bob / Kakfwi, Steve -- Aboriginal Rights / Sutton, C. Gerald -- The Dene Nation and Confederation / Russell, Peter H. -- Conclusions -- We the Dene / Erasmus, Georges -- A Proposal to the Government and People of Canada -- Contributors

Mel Watkins is an iconic figure in the development of the "new" political economy in Canada. Since the 1960s he has combined scholarly writing with political activism for a range of issues, from Canada's economic dependency on the US to the role of social democratic parties to aboriginal rights.