University of Calgary Press and the Arctic Institute of North America are pleased to be the publishers of the Northern Lights series. This series takes up the geographical region of the North (circumpolar regions within the zone of discontinuous permafrost) and publishes works from all areas of northern scholarship, including natural sciences, social sciences, earth sciences, and the humanities.

1. Nunavik:
   Inuit-Controlled Education in Arctic Quebec
   Copublished with The Katutjiniq Regional Development Council
   Anne Vick-Westgate, author
   
   
2. Many Faces of Gender:
   Roles and Relationships Through Time in Northern Indigenous Communities
   Copublished with the University Press of Colorado
   Lisa Frink, editor
   Rita S. Shepard, editor
   Gregory A. Reinhardt, editor
   
   
3. New Owners in Their Own Land:
   Minerals and Inuit Land Claims
   Robert McPherson, author
   
   
4. War North of 80:
   The Last German Arctic Weather Station of World War II
   Wilhelm Dege, author
   William Barr, translator and editor
   
   
5. Writing Geographical Exploration:
   Thomas James and the Northwest Passage
   Wayne K.D. Davies, author
   
   
6. As Long As This Land Shall Last:
   A History of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11, 1870-1939
   Rene Fumoleau, author
   
   
7. Breaking Ice:
   Renewable Resource and Ocean Management in the Canadian North
   Fikret Berkes, editor
   Rob Huebert, editor
   Helen Fast, editor
   Micheline Manseau, editor
   Alan Diduck, editor
   
   
8. Alliance and Conflict:
   The World System of the Inupiaq Eskimos
   Copublished with the University of Nebraska Press
   Ernest S. Burch, author