Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition
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0973884525 - Patrick Scott: Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition
Patrick Scott

Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition

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ISBN: 0973884525 bzw. 9780973884524, in Englisch, University of Alberta Press, gebraucht.

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used books,books, Having the right to speak is one thing, being heard is entirely different. Berger enabled both. His listening skills and his willingness to listen were profound and were honored with peoples' trust. " -"Listening" Stories Told takes you back into the epic journey of the Berger Inquiry, beginning in March 1975, as Justice Berger travelled from community to community in the Northwest Territories to hear how the proposed Mackenzie Valley Pipeline would affect peoples who have lived in the North from time immemorial. Through the telling of vivid stories about their life on the land, the pipeline was halted, the course of history in Canada was altered, and democracy was reborn. This oral history collection from almost 40 years ago will prove invaluable to all who are interested in today's pipeline controversies, the history of Canada and the North, and Native Studies.
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9780973884524 - Patrick Scott: Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition
Patrick Scott

Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition

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ISBN: 9780973884524 bzw. 0973884525, in Englisch, The university of Alberta Press, neu.

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Patrick Scott, Books, Social and Cultural Studies, Stories Told: Stories and Images of the Berger Inquiry, Second Edition, Stories Told takes you back into the epic journey of the Berger Inquiry, as Judge Berger travelled from community to community to hear stories told from the hearts of the people who lived in the lands of the North from time immemorial. Through the telling of vivid stories about life on the land, the course of history in Canada was altered as the pipeline was halted and democracy was reborn. Patrick Scott moved to the North in 1975, just prior to the beginning of the Berger Inquiry on an 11-month contract with the Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC). He never left. He married Gabrielle Scott Mackenzie in 1977 and together, they have raised eight children. His career in the North has been eclectic, varying from his initial work as a cameraman to being a contract plumber, a journalist, a negotiator, to managing a national community development program in First Nation communities across Canada.
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