My PhD thesis is finally available on the PhD e-theses page of Durham University. This ethnography is the result of many years of work and fourteen months of wonderful fieldwork performed in Fort St. John. I hope you will enjoy going through it while learning more about what is happening in Northeastern British Columbia. Special thanks to Doig River First Nation, current Band Manager Shona L. Nelson and former Land Manager Cec Heron for the wonderful work we did together. Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss my work and future research! Looking forward to the next adventure…Ad maiora! – Giuseppe
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