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Duty and Choice

SKU SP003913

Social Justice and Israel/Palestine

SKU HE000805

Canadian Public Policy

SKU 0317–0861

Consequential Art

SKU SP005482

Amplify

SKU HE000740

Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice

SKU 1707-7753

Private Sector Entrepreneurship in Global Health

SKU SP004821

Capitalism and Classical Social Theory, Third Edition

SKU HE000808

The Canadian Modern Language Review

SKU 0008–4506

Educationalization and Its Complexities

SKU SP005515

Lives Uncovered

SKU HE000554

The Tocqueville Review

SKU 0730-479X

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    Authors of the forthcoming Absent Mandate discuss the upcoming Canadian federal election: what we can expect to see? Has anything really changed since elections back in 1965? And are Canadian electoral politics now following a new, or even unfamiliar, path?

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Featured Author: Ruth Panofsky

Featured Author: Ruth Panofsky


Ruth Panofsky is a professor in the Department of English at Ryerson University.

 

“My forthcoming book, Toronto Trailblazers: Women in Canadian Publishing, has found a perfect home with University of Toronto Press. My editor, Mark Thompson, was encouraging and supportive throughout the peer review process, external and internal, and helped bring my research to light. That research, as well as my firsthand experience as a UTP author, confirms that the press always has been committed to disseminating top-notch scholarship and to helping scholars produce their best work.”