Books
(Monographs)
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The Canadian Rangers: A Living History. Vancouver: UBC Press, March 2013. xviii, 620 pp. |
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Canada
and the Changing Arctic: Sovereignty, Security and Stewardship.
Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2011. xxx,
301 pp. (With Franklyn Griffiths and Rob Huebert, forewords
by Bill Graham and Hugh Segal.)
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A
Commemorative History of Aboriginal Peoples in the Canadian
Military. Ottawa: Directorate of History and
Heritage, Department of National Defence, 2010. vi, 189
pp. (With John Moses, Scott Sheffield, and Maxime Gohier.)
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From
Polar Race to Polar Saga: An Integrated Strategy for Canada
and the Circumpolar World.
Foreign Policy for Canada’s Tomorrow No. 3. Toronto:
Canadian International Council, July 2009. 93 pp.
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Arctic
Front: Defending Canadian Interests in the Far North.
Toronto: Thomas Allen & Son Ltd., 2008. (With Ken
Coates, Bill Morrison, and Greg Poelzer.) Winner of
the 2009 Donner Prize for the best book on public policy
in Canada.
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Battle
Grounds: The Canadian Military and Aboriginal Lands.
Vancouver: UBC Press, 2007. xviii, 350 pp.
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The Comparative Politics of Military
Base Closures: A United States-Canadian Case Study of
De-Distributive Decisions and Domestic Military Bases.
Canadian-American Public Policy No. 23. Orono, Maine:
Canadian-American Centre, University of Maine, 2000. 75
pp. (With Lilly Goren).
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Books
(Edited)
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Canada’s Rangers: Selected Stories, 1942-2012. Kingston: Canadian Defence Academy Press, 2013. xv, 242 pp.
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| De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force's Experience in the Arctic. Sic Itur Ad Astra: Canadian
Aerospace Power Studies Series vol.4. Trenton: Canadian Forces
Air Warfare Centre, 2012. (With Major
W.A. March.)
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Canada
and Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives.
Calgary Papers in Military and Strategic Studies. Calgary:
Centre for Military and Strategic Studies/University of
Calgary Press, 2010. ii, 448 pp.
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Editor (with Peter Kikkert).The
Canadian Forces and Arctic Sovereignty: Debating Roles,
Interests, and Requirements, 1968-1974. Waterloo:
Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament
Studies / WLU Press, 2010. 375 pp.
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Editor (with Craig Mantle and Scott Sheffield).
Aboriginal
Peoples and Military Participation: Canadian and International
Perspectives. Kingston: Canadian Defence Academy
(CDA) Press, 2007. v, 326 pp.
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Editor (with Craig Mantle).Aboriginal
Peoples and the Canadian Military: Historical Perspectives.
Kingston: CDA Press, 2007. xxv, 267 pp.
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Editor (with Chris Madsen).Kurt Meyer on Trial: A Documentary Record. Kingston: CDA
Press, 2007. xii, 697 pp.
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Editor (with Richard Gwyn and John English).
The Hidden Pierre Elliott Trudeau: The Faith Behind
the Politics. Ottawa: Novalis, 2004. 209 pp.
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Editor. An Inside Look at External
Affairs During the Trudeau Years: The Memoirs of Mark
MacGuigan. Foreword by Paul Martin. Calgary: University
of Calgary Press, 2002. xxiv, 208 pp.
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Editor (with John English and Kenneth
McLaughlin). Mackenzie King: Citizenship and Community.
Toronto: Robin Brass Studio, 2002. xii, 256 pp.
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Peer-Reviewed Articles
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"Setting an Arctic Course: Task Force 80 and Canadian
Control in the Arctic, 1948," Northern Mariner
21/4 (October 2011). 327-58. (With Peter Kikkert.)
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“Mirror Images? Canada, Russia, and the Circumpolar
World.” International Journal 65/4 (Autumn
2010). 879-97.
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“High
Modernism in the Arctic: Planning Frobisher Bay and Inuvik,”
Journal of Historical Geography 35/3 (July 2009).
517-544. (With Matthew Farish.)
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“Carrying
the Burden of Peace: The Mohawks, the Canadian Forces,
and the Oka Crisis.” Journal of Military
and Strategic Studies 10/2 (Winter 2008). Online.
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“Guerillas
in Our Midst: The Pacific Coast Militia Rangers, 1942-45.”
BC Studies 155 (December 2007). 95-131.
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“The
Cold War on Canadian Soil: Militarizing a Northern Environment.”
Environmental History 12/3 (October 2007). 920-50.
(With Matthew Farish.)
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“The
Achilles Heel of Canadian Good International Citizenship:
Indigenous Diplomacies and State Responses in the Twentieth
Century,” Canadian Foreign Policy 13/3
(2007). 99-119. (With Andrew F. Cooper.)
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“Teaching
Canada's Indigenous Sovereignty Soldiers & and Vice Versa:
'Lessons Learned' from Ranger Instructors.”
Canadian Army Journal 10/2 (Summer 2007). A similar
paper appears in Aboriginal Peoples and Military Participation:
Canadian and International Perspectives ed. P.W.
Lackenbauer et al. Kingston: CDA Press, 2007. 99-124.
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“'A
Hell of a Warrior': Remembering the Life of Sergeant Thomas
George Prince,” Journal of Historical Biography
1/1 (Spring 2007). 26-79. An amended version appears in
Intrepid Warriors: Perspectives on Canadian Military
Leadership ed. Bernd Horn. St. Catharines: Vanwell,
2007. 95-138.
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“'Of
Practically No Use to Anyone': Situating a Rifle Range
on the Fort William Indian Reserve, 1905-1914,”
The Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society Papers &
Records 34 (2006). 3-28.
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“The
Canadian Rangers: A Postmodern Militia That Works.”
Canadian Military Journal 6/4 (Winter 2005-06).
49-60.
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“Partisan
Politics, Civic Priorities, and the Urban Militia: Situating
the Calgary Armoury, 1907-17.” Urban History
Review 33/2 (Spring 2005). 45-60.
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“The
Irony and the Tragedy of Negotiated Space: A Case Study
on Narrative Form and Aboriginal-Government Relations
during the Second World War.” Journal of
the Canadian Historical Association NS #15 (2004).
177-206. Winner of the 2005 Journal of the CHA award.
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“‘Pay No Attention to Sero’:
The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte and Imperial Flying Training
during the Great War.” Ontario History
46/2 (Autumn 2004). 143-69.
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“The Politics of Contested Space:
Controversy and the Construction of Currie Barracks.”
Prairie Forum 28/1 (Spring 2003). 45-66.
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“Under Siege: The CEF Attack on
the RNWMP Barracks in Calgary, October 1916.” Alberta
History 49/3 (Summer 2001). 2-12.
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“Kurt
Meyer, the 12th SS Panzer Division, and the Murder of
Canadian Prisoners of War in Normandy: An Historical and
Historiographical Appraisal.” Gateway
3 (University of Saskatchewan). March 2001. Online. 26
pp.
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“War,
Memory, and the Newfoundland Regiment at Gallipoli.”
Newfoundland Studies 15/2 (Fall 1999). 176-214.
Winner of the 1999 Institute for Social and Economic Research
student essay prize.
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“Combined
Operation: The Appropriation of Stoney Point Reserve and
the Creation of Camp Ipperwash.” Journal
of Military and Strategic Studies 2/1 (Fall 1999).
Online. 29 pp.
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Book
Chapters
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“Inuit-Air Force Relations in the Qikiqtani Region during the Early Cold War” in De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force's Experience in the Arctic, ed. P.W. Lackenbauer and W.A. March. Sic Itur Ad Astra: Canadian Aerospace Power Studies Series No.4. Trenton: Canadian Forces Air Warfare Centre, 2012. 73-94. (With Ryan Shackleton.) |
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“Sovereignty for Hire: Civilian Contractors and the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line” in De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force's Experience in the Arctic, ed. P.W. Lackenbauer and W.A. March. Sic Itur Ad Astra: Canadian Aerospace Power Studies Series No.4. Trenton: Canadian Forces Air Warfare Centre, 2012. 95-112. (With Daniel Heidt.) |
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“Mirror Images? Canada, Russia, and the Circumpolar World.” In The Fast-Changing Maritime Arctic: Defence and Security Challenges in a Warmer World ed. Barry Scott Zellen. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2012. 145-56. |
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“Sovereignty
and Security: The Department of External Affairs, the
United States, and Arctic Sovereignty, 1945-68,”
in Serving the National Interest: Canada’s Department
of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, 1909-2009,
ed. Greg Donaghy and Michael Carroll. Calgary: University
of Calgary Press, forthcoming 2011. (With Peter Kikkert.)
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“Polar Race or Polar Saga? Canada and the Circumpolar
World,” in Arctic
Security in an Age of Climate Change ed. James
Kraska. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011. 218-43.
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“Aboriginal Peoples in the Canadian Rangers: Canada’s
‘Eyes and Ears’ in Northern and Isolated Communities,”
in Hidden
in Plain Sight: Contributions of Aboriginal Peoples to
Canadian Identity and Culture, Vol. 2, ed. Cora Voyageur, David Newhouse, and Dan Beavon. Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, 2011. 306-28.
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“Building
on ‘Shifting Sands’: The Canadian Armed Forces, Sovereignty,
and the Arctic, 1968-72,” in Canada and
Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives ed. P.W. Lackenbauer. Calgary Papers. Calgary: Centre
for Military and Strategic Studies/University of Calgary
Press, 2010. (With Peter Kikkert.) 283-308.
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“‘Use
it or Lose it,’ History, and the Fourth Surge,”
in Canada and Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical
Perspectives ed. P.W. Lackenbauer. Calgary Papers.
Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies/University
of Calgary Press, 2010. 423-36.
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“The Canadian Rangers: Sovereignty, Security and
Stewardship from the Inside Out,” Thawing Ice
– Cold War: Canada’s Security, Sovereignty,
and Environmental Concerns in the Arctic ed. Rob
Huebert. Bison Paper 12. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba
Centre for Defence and Security Studies, 2009. 61-79.
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“Indigenous
Nationalisms and the Great War: Enlisting the Six Nations
in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), 1914-17”
in Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian Military: Historical
Perspectives ed. P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Craig
Mantle. Kingston: CDA Press, 2007. 89-115. (With Katharine
McGowan.)
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“Canada's
Northern Defenders: Aboriginal Peoples in the Canadian
Rangers, 1947-2005” in Aboriginal Peoples
and the Canadian Military: Historical Perspectives ed. P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Craig Mantle. Kingston:
CDA Press, 2007. 171-208.
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“North
American Aboriginal Peoples and Twentieth Century Warfare:
An Analysis of the Historiography and a Research Agenda
for the Future” in Aboriginal Peoples and
Military Participation: Historical Perspectives ed.
P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Craig Mantle. Kingston: CDA
Press, 2007. 209-231. (With Scott Sheffield.)
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“Soldiers
Behaving Badly: CEF Soldier 'Rioting' in Canada during
the First World War,” in The Apathetic and
the Defiant: Case Studies of Canadian Mutiny and Disobedience,
1812 to 1919 ed. Craig Leslie Mantle. Kingston: CDA
Press / Dundurn, 2007. 195-260.
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“Politics
of Race, Gender and Sex.” In Aboriginal
Connections to Race, Environment and Traditions ed.
Jill Oakes and Rick Riewe. Winnipeg: Aboriginal Issues
Press/University of Manitoba Press, 2006. 3-16.
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“De-Distributive Decisions and
Military Bases.” In The Government Taketh Away:
Politics of Pain in the United States and Canada eds. Leslie A. Pal and R. Kent Weaver. Washington: Georgetown
University Press, 2003. 167-93. (With Lilly Goren.)
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“Right and Honourable: Mackenzie
King, Canadian-American Bilateral Relations, and Canadian
Sovereignty in the Northwest, 1943-1948” and “Further
Reading,” Mackenzie King: Citizenship and Community eds. John English, Kenneth McLaughlin, and P.W. Lackenbauer.
Toronto: Robin Brass Studio, 2002. 151-68, 244-50.
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“Relaciones Canadiense-Estadounidenses
desde 1945.” [“Canadian-American Relations
Since 1945.”] In Canadá, Colombia y las
Américas, ed. María Teresa Aya Smitmans.
Trans. Enrique Aya. Bogotà: Universidad Externado
de Colombia, 2001. 79-111. (With Stephen J. Randall.)
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“Soldiers
as Liminaries: The CEF Soldier Riots of 1916 Reassessed.” Canadian Military History Since the 17th Century ed. Yves Tremblay. Ottawa: National Defence, 2001. 164-74.
(With Nikolas Gardner.)
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“Justifying
Atrocities: Lieutenant-Colonel Maurice Andrew and the
Defence of Brigadeführer Kurt Meyer.” Canadian
Military History Since the 17th Century ed. Yves
Tremblay. Ottawa: National Defence, 2001. 553-64. (With
Chris Madsen.)
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| Other Scholarly Publications |
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“East Asian States, the Arctic Council and International Relations in the Arctic,” Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Policy Brief, forthcoming April 2013. (With James Manicom.) |
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“The Chinese Pole” Policy Options, forthcoming April 2013. (With James Manicom.) |
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“Sentinels of Sovereignty: How the Canadian Rangers came to be the shadow army of the North,” Canada’s History (formerly The Beaver) (April/May 2013): 48-50. |
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If It Ain't Broken, Don't Break It: Expanding and Enhancing the Canadian Rangers. Working Papers on Arctic Security No. 6. Toronto: Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation and ArcticNet Arctic Security Projects, March 2013. 23 pp. With Ryan Shackleton. |
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“The Canadian Rangers: Supporting Canadian Sovereignty, Security, and Stewardship since 1947,” Above and Beyond: Canada’s Arctic Journal (September/October 2012): 31-36. [In-flight magazine for First Air.] |
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When the Skies Rained Boxes: The Air Force and the Qikiqtani Inuit, 1941-64. Working Papers on Arctic Security No. 4. Toronto: Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation and ArcticNet Arctic Security Projects, October 2012. 32 pp. With Ryan Shackleton. |
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“Security and the Arctic Council.” The Dispatch: Quarterly Review of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute (Spring 2012). 23-24.
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“Mixed Messages from an 'Arctic Superpower'? Sovereignty, Security, and Canada's Northern Strategy,” Atlantisch Perspectief
3 (2011). 4-8.
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“Arctic Security, Public Opinion, and the Canadian Agenda.” The Dispatch: Quarterly Review of the
Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute (Spring
2011). 17-18.
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“Our Living Homeland,” The Circle [World
Wildlife Foundation] no.2 (2010): 26. With Bridget Larocque.
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“Unstoppable
Momentum: The Real Meaning and Value Behind Operation
Nunalivut 10.” Canadian Defence & Foreign
Affairs Institute Policy Update Paper (May 2010). With
Ron Wallace. 10 pp.
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“The Canadian Rangers: More than a Rifle and a
Sweatshirt.” The Dispatch: Quarterly Review
of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute
(Spring 2010). 13-14.
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Guest editor, Journal
of Military and Strategic Studies, vol. 11, no. 3
(Spring 2009). Special issue: Arctic Sovereignty and
Security: Past, Present, and Future.
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“Research
Note: The Role of the Canadian Armed Forces in Defending
Sovereignty,” Journal of Military and Strategic
Studies vol. 11, no. 3 (Spring 2009). 23
pp.
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“An
Integrated Approach to Canada's Arctic?,” Behind
the Headlines 65/4 (September 2008). 21-26.
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“Tommy Prince: Warrior,”
introduction to reprinted article in Canadian Military
History 16/2 (Spring 2007). 69-80.
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Entries for “Aboriginal
Peoples and the World Wars” and “4 Wing Cold
Lake/Cold Lake Air Weapons Range” in Encyclopedia
of Saskatchewan (Regina: Canadian Plains Research
Centre, 2005). 9-10, 181-82.
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Guest editor, Canadian
Military History, Autumn 2002. (With Chris Madsen.)
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Co-editor (with James H. Warren). Special
Proceedings of the Historical Papers presented at the
8th Annual Graduate Symposium for Gender Research,
University of Calgary, 7-9 March 2001.
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“The
Military and 'Mob Rule': The CEF Riots in Calgary, February
1916.” Canadian Military History 10/1
(Winter 2001). 31-42. A similar paper was published as
“‘The Government is in no way responsible
for the wrong-doing of its soldiers:’ Disciplinary
and Legal Dimensions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force
Riots in Calgary,” in Perspectives on War: Essays
on Security, Society & the State eds. C. Bullock
& J. Dowding. Calgary: Society for Military and Strategic
Studies, 2001. 75-91.
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“From
Defence Against Help to A Piece of the Action: The Canadian
Sovereignty and Security Paradox Revisited.”
Centre for Military and Strategic Studies Occasional
Paper 1 (May 2000). 24 pp.
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Book and Multimedia
Reviews
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Reviews in Arctic, Canadian Ethnic Studies,
Canadian Historical Review, Canadian Journal
of History,Canadian Journal of Native Studies,
H-CANADA, Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development,
Journal of Military History, and Journal of
Military and Strategic Studies.
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Selected
Professional Reports
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“Towards an Arctic Campaign Plan: Syndicate Results
and Recommendations from the Arctic Sovereignty and Security
Symposium.” Defence Research and Development Canada
letter report, 1 December 2009. 10 pp. With Peter Archambault
and Yvan Gauthier.
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The
Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line: A Bibliography and Document
Resource List. Arctic Institute of North America,
November 2005. 125 pp. ISBN 1-894788-01-X. (With Matthew
Farish and Jennifer Arthur-Lackenbauer.)
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The Canadian Rangers: A Survey of English-Canadian Media
Coverage, 1995-2004. Report provided to the Canadian Ranger
Patrol Groups, July 2004. 268 pp.
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| “Cold Lake Air Weapons Range: Access Issues.”
Report for the Department of National Defence, 2001. |
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