Battiste, M.  (1994, June).  You can't be the doctor if you're the disease: The tenets of the systematic colonialism in Canadian educational research and policy [a paper presented at the Learned's Societies, University of Calgary.  Unpublished manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.  

23pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #213 MRC 2000-213-1130

Battiste, M.  (1995, May 26).  Post-colonial Mi'kmaq language development strategies  [A paper from the Indian and Northern Education Program, University of Saskatchewan to the conference  'Towards a Language Agenda:  Futuristic Outlook on the United Nations', University of Ottawa].  Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.  

20 pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #144 MRC 99-144-785

Battiste, M. (1996). Maintaining language, culture and identity in modern society. In For seven generations: An information legacy of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. Ottawa: Government of Canada.

ISBN 0969817819

Battiste, M. (1996). Discussion paper on Indigenous knowledge and intellectual property: Scoping the definitions and issues. Contemporary Issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: Proceedings of the 6th National Conference (pp. 239-248). Sydney, Australia: Jumbunna CAISER, University of Technology.

Conference hosted by Jumbunna CAISER.

283 pp.

ISBN 1863653384, 9781863653381

Battiste, M. & Fesl, E. (1996). Aboriginal research sharing circle. In Contemporary Issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: Proceedings of the 6th National Conference (pp. 13-24). Sydney, Australia: Jumbunna CAISER, University of Technology.

Conference hosted by Jumbunna CAISER.

283 pp.

ISBN 1863653384, 9781863653381

Battiste, M. (1996). Indigenous knowledge and research: Enabling the autumn seed. In Contemporary Issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: Proceedings of the 6th National Conference (pp. 222-238).   Sydney, Australia: Jumbunna CAISER, University of Technology.

Conference hosted by Jumbunna CAISER.

283 pp.

ISBN 1863653384, 9781863653381

Battiste, M. (2000). Keynote Address: Educational challenges for Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey in the next century: Developing a language of possibility. In Proceedings of the Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey Education Symposium (pp. B1-B4). Sackville, NB: Chignecto Consulting Group Inc.

Symposium was held November 29-December 3, 1999.

Battiste, M.  (1984).  Mi'kmaq cultural traditions ‘Pestie'wa'taqatimk'.  Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.  

4 pp.  

CBU/MRC - Report #657 MRC 2011-657-3815

Compiled by Marie Battiste from interviews done by Elders Roddie Stevens, Eskasoni, and Lillian Marshall, Chapel Island in conversation with Elders - who included Lillian Marshall's father, Noel Marshall.  

Battiste, M.  (1989).  Mi'kmaq treaty of 1752: A teaching unit and guide to resources [Developed for the Eskasoni Elementary and Junior High School, Eskasoni, Nova Scotia].  Unpublished manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.  

19 pp. 

CBU/MRC - Pam#143 MRC 2000-143-1192

Workbook and resource guide for teaching students about the Mi'kmaq Treaty of 1752.  Includes suggested topics for discussion, list of possible student activities and reading materials, and appendix of background information

Battiste, M. (1989, Summer). Mi'kmaq women: Their special dialogue. Journal of Canadian Women Studies, 10(2-3), 61-63.