Barsh, R. (2002). Netukulimk Past and Present: Míkmaw Ethics and the Atlantic Fishery. Journal of Canadian Studies, 37(1), 15-42.

Barsh, R. (1999). How Do You Patent A Landscape? On the Hazards of Dichotomizing Cultural Property and Intellectual Property. International Journal of Cultural Property, 8(1), 14-47.

Azure, A. (2008). Majestic theatre: A landscape of War.  In MariJo Moore (Ed.), Birthed from Scorched Hearts: Women Respond to War (pp. 126-32). Golden, CO: Fulcrum.

Bowers, R, (2009) ,Two Worlds,  Publication of CD of recordings of original musical compositions , Tee-pee Productions, Armidale, NSW, Australia

Lawrence, B.  (1996).  Colonialism, identity and development: A case study from mortheastern Ontario. FES Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Series, 1(3).  Faculty of Environmental Studies,York University, Toronto, Ontario. 

Lawrence, B. (2000).  Mixed-race urban Native people” Surviving a legacy of policies of genocide.  In R.F. Laliberte (Ed.), Expressions in Canadian Native Studies (pp. 69-94). Saskatoon: University Extention Press, University of Saskatchewan.

ISBN 100888804113
 

Lawrence, B. (2002).  Rewriting histories of the land: Colonization and Indigenous resistance in eastern Canada.  In S. Razack (Ed.), Race, space and the law: Unmapping a white settler society (pp. 21-46).  Toronto: Sumach Press.

ISBN 1896357598

Bowers R. (2012) From little things big things grow, from big things little things manifest: An Indigenous human ecology discussing issues of conflict, peace, and relational sustainability, AlterNative – International Journal of Indigenous Studies, (In press)

Amadahy, Z., & Lawrence, B.  (2010).  Indigenous Peoples And Black People In Canada: Settlers or allies?  In A. Kempf (Ed.), Breaching the colonial contract: Anti-colonialism in the US and Canada (pp. 105-136).  New York: Springer Publishing.

ISBN 9789048138883

Lawrence, B. (2004). “Real” Indians and Others: Mixed-Blood Urban Native Peoples and Indigenous Nationhood. Vancouver: UBC Press.

303 pp.

ISBN: 077481103X