“Harold Innis’ Overlooked 1924 Memo on Wildlife Conservation in Northern Canada: The State and the Economics of Conservation,” as part of William Buxton's upcoming collection of articles arising from the Innis and the North Conference, August 14-17 2007, organized by William Buxton, Concordia University.
“The Domesticated Body and the Industrialized Woman’s Fur Coat in Canada in the Interwar Period,” as part of the upcoming collection by Patrizia Gentile and Jane Nicolas, Contests and Contestations: The Body in Canadian History.
In 2010, I have been finishing work on two studies as a follow-up to my work on the provisions trade: a compilation and analysis of price series on pemmican and other traded food products in the British Northwest, and how price possibly prompted the exhausion of the "buffalo commons" in the 19th century; and a closer study of the specialization of plains First Nations in the provisions trade.