Climate Change (Small Guides to Big Issues)

Jarman, Melanie

Fernwood Publishing

Answering the anti-Quebec rhetoric of Diane Francis, Barbara Amiel, and others, this book demonstrates to Quebecers and English Canadians alike that English Canada has a rich and unique culture, and concludes with a vibrant plea for a new Canada based on the recognition of three peoples or nations—English, French (Quebec, Acadia, French Canada) and native—with guarantees for minority rights.

Beyond Two Solitudes

Politics & Social Sciences

Smith, Donald

Politics & Government

The Communist Manifesto

Karl, Marx

Friedrich, Engels

Considering the role of race in litigation and developing critical race litigation strategies to address the issue, this study documents a growing body of work designed to move beyond theory and into practical application.

Canadian Critical Race Theory: Racism and the Law

Aylward, Carol A.

Social Sciences

These essays not only assist efforts to locate law's current status, they generate new insights and understandings of the (inter)connections between race, class, and gender.

Locating Law: Race, Class and Gender Connections

Tells the surprising, troubling, and heart warming story of 20 foster mothers and their daily activities.

Mothering for the State: The Paradox of Fostering

Business & Money

Miedema, Baukje (Bo)

Job Hunting & Careers

This book discusses the role that sport participation plays in the lives of black male high-school students and strives to counteract the problems associated with students who place sport participation ahead of academic achievement.

The Skin I`m In: Racism, Sports and Education

Spence, Christopher M.

Sociology

Located in the heart of Winnipeg's North End, the People's Coop was run for sixty years by Winnipeg's vibrant left-wing Eastern European community. Its enterprise eventually included a dairy business, lumber yard, and public garage. Heavily illustrated.

The People's Coop: The Life and Times of a North End Institution

Jim Mochoruk With Nancy Kardash

Exploring the ways in which individuals conceive of themselves in the face of contradictory, conflicting, and mediated identities, this text shows the interrelatedness of the various factors in terms of their experiences related to identification.

Experiencing Difference

Exploring the effects of punishment and penality on women’s lives, the impact of feminist reforms on the lives of women in prison, and the systemic barriers that limit change in the context of both provincial and federal prisons, these essays question the role of prisons in our society, the importance of taking account of gender and its intersection with race and class, and the problems of both weak feminist models and the cooptation of feminist ideals and Aboriginal spirituality by correctional systems.

An Ideal Prison?: Critical Essays on Women?s Imprisonment in Canada

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