Full bibliography

Contents: Part 1. The Experience of Mining-Dependent Economic Development. Mining and the Natural Resource Curse / Albert Berry -- The Staple Economy in Manitoba: Neo-Liberalism and the Challenge of Development / Fletcher Baragar and John Loxley -- Declining in the Periphery: Canada’s Role as a Supplier of Primary Commodities / Mathieu Dufour -- Metropolitanism and Hinterland Decline / David Leadbeater. Part 2. Environmental Limits, Technology and Environmental Counter-revolution. Shale Gas: Energy Revolution and Environmental Counterrevolution? / Normand Mousseau -- Minerals, Metals, Toxicity and Substitutes / Nelson Belzile. Part 3. Indigenous Sovereignty, Resources and Corporate Power. No Means No: The Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug and the Fight for Indigenous Resource Sovereignty / David Peerla -- The Legacy of the Free Mining System in Quebec and Canada / Ugo Lapointe. Part 4. Patterns of Empire. The British Empire and Its Mining Industry, 1899-1919: Lessons from the Century Before / Jeremy Mouat -- Japanese Imperialism, 1868-1945: Expansionism in Quest of Resources for Industry? / Brian MacLean -- Afghanistan’s Role in the Expansion of the Empire of Capital / Anas Karzai -- Good Governance, Corruption and the Resource Boom: Africa and Canada in the Global Order / Pablo Idahosa. Part 5.: Working Class History Lessons. The Promise and Perils of Nationalization: The Case of the Mexican Oil Industry / Myrna Santiago -- Mining, Group Actors, and Collective Action in Guanajuato, Mexico, 1905–2010 / Elizabeth Ferry -- Working Class Power and the Collapse of the Domestic Steam Coal Market: Lessons from the Crowsnest Pass in the 1950s and 1960s / Tom Langford -- Natural Resources, Labour and Ideologies of Resistance: Examining the Past and Envisioning the Future / Jeffery Taylor -- Part 6. Public Resource Ownership, Rents and Distribution. Natural Monopoly for Natural Resources / Hassan Bougrine -- Saskatchewan: Social Democracy in a Resource Hinterland / John Warnock -- Public Interest Ownership of the Canadian Oil and Gas Industry / Keith Newman and David Thompson. Part 7. Shifting the Debate on Resources and Hinterlands. Dreaming Joe Hill: Insurgent Communications in Contests over our Common Resources / Dorothy Kidd -- Making Sense of Resistance: How Mine Managers Construct Anti-Corporate Mobilization / Romy Kraemer -- Barriers to Effective Land-Use Planning in Shrinking Hinterland Communities / Laura Schatz -- Publishing Critical English-Language Books in Canada: The Colonial/Hinterland Experience / Errol Sharpe.