the topics of Māori language, Māori music, and a literary biography on Native American poet Paula Gunn Allen. There was one book review within this issue. The sixth and final issue did not appear until Winter (January) 1997, and with it, another editor, Karla Jessen Williamson. The previous long list of editorial board members or assistant editors was gone, replaced by a list of manuscript evaluators. The topics of this issue included education, employment/training, native/newcomer relations. Indigenous Australians and North American Inuit were the subject populations. There were three book reviews within this issue. Publishing The front cover was designed by Sherry Farrell Racette and, while the colours of the front cover changed for the different issues, the design never changed. Earlier issues of the journal were typeset by ABCOM Publishers and the last one was typeset by The Little Print Shop (Saskatoon). All but the last issue were printed and distributed by University of Toronto Press. The journal did not accept paid advertising. Scholarly references The short-lived journal and individual articles were subsequently cited by other scholars. For example, White's "Forced Sterilization amongst American Indian Women" (1989) was quoted by Davies & Clow (2009), American Indian sovereignty and law, and Douglas' "Māori Language Nests" (1992) was mentioned in Abley (2005), Spoken Here: Travels Among Threatened Languages. At least one article was reprinted as a chapter in a later book: Watson's, "The affirmation of indigenous values in a colonial education system" in Stone & MacKenzie (1990), The Excluded past: Archaeology in education. Likewise, a chapter previously published elsewhere (for example, Hubert's, "A proper place for the dead: a critical review of the 'reburial' issue", chapter ten, in Layton (1994), Conflict in the archaeology of living traditions), was reprinted in the journal. See also American Indian Quarterly Indigenous Law Centre Journal of Aboriginal Health Oceania Native American studies Center for World Indigenous Studies Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas References External links Back issues Publications established in 1989 Publications disestablished in 1997 Biannual journals Cree language Cultural journals Defunct journals Anthropology journals Multilingual journals Academic journals published by independent research institutes 1989 establishments in Saskatchewan 1997 disestablishments in Saskatchewan University of Regina