OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Books , Monographs and Reports:

We’ve Held Our Own: The Western Interior of Nova Scotia, 1800 - 1940 (Parks Canada, 1981).

Kejimkujik National Park: A Guide by James Morrison, J. Leefe, M. Evans and E. Mullen (Four

East, 1981).

“Wave to Whisper”: British Military Communications in Halifax and the Empire 1780 - 1880

(Parks Canada, 1983).

The Coady International Institute: An Evaluation 1981 (Coady International Institute, Saint

Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, 1982).

Common Heritage: An Annotated Bibliography of Ethnic Groups in Nova Scotia (International

Education Centre, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1984).

Work, Ethnicity and Oral History, edited with Dorothy Moore (International Education Centre,

1988).

Tempered by Rum, Rum in the History of the Maritime Provinces, edited with J. Moirera

(Pottersfield Press, 1988).

Camps and Classrooms: A Pictorial History of Frontier College, (Frontier College Press, 1989).

Alfred Fitzpatrick, Founder of Frontier College (Four East 1995) - a book for young adults.

Changes, Challenges and Choices: Japan at the end of the 20 th Century (with Hugh Millward)

(1997).

Oral History in Southeast Asia: Theory and Method (with Lim Pui Huen and Kwa Chong Guan)

(Institute of Southeast Asia Studies, Singapore, 1998). (Translated into Indonesian 2001).

University in Overalls by Alfred Fitzpatrick - edited new edition of this 1920 classic with

introductory essay (Thompson Publications, Toronto, 1999).

Partners for Progress: A Canada-Africa Venture in University Building (with Michael J.

Larsen) (Fernwood Publishing, Halifax, 2006).

Editor: Journal:

Editor of Forum: the Journal of the Canadian Oral History Association, published annually,

Volumes 9 - 14 (1988-1995) including a 500 page national directory of oral history repositories

in Canada in Volume 13,1993.

Book Review Editor of Forum (1996 -2005).

General Editor:

Ethnic Heritage Series, Vols. I to X, (International Education Centre, 1981 - 1984). (A series of

publications (80 to 100 pages each). Monographs on Ethnic groups in Nova Scotia.

I“ For Their God”: Education, Religion and the Scots in Nova Scotia by Gordon Haliburton.

II “The Second Generation”: Culture and the East Indian Community in Nova Scotia by Sukhdev

Sandhu.

III “The New Pioneers”: Ethnicity and The Vietnamese Refugees in Nova Scotia by Mary Boyd.

IV “Irish Traditional Folk Songs in Halifax: A Preliminary Study by Debra Meeks.

V “Irish Halifax”: The Immigrant Generation 1815-1859 by Terrence Punch.

VI “Regional Patterns of Ethnicity in Nova Scotia”: A Geographical Study by Hugh Millward

VII “Ethnicity and the German Descendants of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia” by Laurie Lacey.

VIII “All Our Fathers”: The Northern Italian Colony in Industrial Cape Breton by Esperanza

Maria Razzolini

IX “Micmac Culture and the Multiculturalism Policy” by Dorothy Moore

X “Ethnicity and Occupation in Atlantic Canada: The Social and Economic Implications of

Cultural Diversity by Ronald L. Casper.

Publisher:

“Your World” - A bi-annual magazine for the general public on International Affairs and Ethnic

Studies, 1980 - 83.

“International Community Network” - A monthly precis of events in the Halifax-Dartmouth area

on International issues, 1981 - 83.

“Guide to Research Funding (I.E.C.)” - 1982 - 84.

“Ethnic Identity in Atlantic Canada.” Selected conference proceedings, 1982 - 83. (5 booklets).

Manuscripts:

Research Series (Parks Canada) The Canadian Occupation, Halifax Citadel, 1978.

No. 287 - Showing the Flag: A Structural and Narrative History of the Southeast Salient, Halifax

Citadel, 1979.

No. 365 - Research Memos: Halifax Defence Complex, June 1977 June 1979 (Greenough,

Morrison, Pulsifer, et. al.), 1981.