Battiste, M. (Director, Apamuek Institute), Henderson, J.Y. (Sákéj) & Barsh, R. (1986). Mi'kmaq treaty renovation (Report prepared by the Apamuwek Institute developed for the Mi'kmaq Grand Council, the Union of Nova Scotia Indians and the Native Council of Nova Scotia).  Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.

51pp.

Battiste, M. (Director, Apamuek Institute) & Henderson & J.Y. (Sákéj). (1988, June).  A report to the Royal Commission on the Donald Marshall Jr. Prosecution (Report from the Apamuwek Institute, Eskasoni, Nova Scotia for the Mi'kmaq Grand Council).

44pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #407 MRC 2003-407-1992 ***CLOSED

Battiste, M.  (1991).  Assessing the needs of ESL Learners in Cape Breton elementary and secondary schools (Report to TESL of Nova Scotia). Unpublished manuscript, Mi’kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.   

48 pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #132 MRC 99-132-770

Includes brief history and background of the topic, description of methodology and limitations of study, summary report, survey findings, recommendations, and charts.

Battiste, M.  (2005, October). State of Aboriginal Learning (Canadian Council on Learning Report).  Ottawa:  Canadian Council on Learning.

75 pp.

Battiste, M. (1979). History of Micmac people. In J. Y. Henderson (Ed.), Secular Ilnapskuk. Membertou, NS: Union of Nova Scotia Indians.

Battiste, M. (1982). Introduction to Micmac History. In J. Y. Henderson (Ed.), The Mi'kmaq State Papers. Membertou, NS: Union of Nova Scotia Indians.

Battiste, M. (1989). Different worlds of work. In D. Moore and J. Morrison (Eds.), Work, ethnicity and oral history, Proceedings from a Conference in Baddeck, 1988 (pp. 63-70). Halifax: International Education Centre, St. Mary's University.

242 pp.

ISBN 0921793022, 9780921793021

Note:  Operation of the International Education Centre began in1972 and ended in 1994.

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  Unpublished manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.  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