New and Noteworthy from UTP

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The Republic of Venice

SKU SP005696

Amplify

SKU HE000740

Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice

SKU 1707-7753

Youth, School, and Community

SKU SP005052

The Canadian Environment in Political Context, Second Edition

SKU HE000829

Journal of Education for Library and Information Science

SKU 0748-5786

Propaganda in Revolutionary Ukraine

SKU SP005402

Universality and Social Policy in Canada

SKU HE000705

Seminar: A Journal of Germanic Studies

SKU 0037–1939

Victims of the Book

SKU SP005520

Absent Mandate

SKU HE000777

Canadian Review of American Studies

SKU 0007-7720

Featured Books

Featured Series: OSGOODE SOCIETY FOR CANADIAN LEGAL HISTORY

Featured Textbooks

Great Books for Courses on Indigenous Studies

Featured Journals

New to the UTP Journals collection

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    For our final contribution to the University Press Week Blog Tour (November 4-8), editor Natalie Fingerhut discusses the importance of compassion and how this forms the foundation of our soon-to-launch imprint, New Jewish Press. 

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    In today’s contribution to the University Press Week Blog Tour (November 4-8), our Awards and Events Coordinator, Vannessa Barnier, talks about her role at UTP and in the Toronto poetry community – and why participating in community building is both rewarding and beneficial.

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Featured Author: Christopher Braider

Featured Author: Christopher Braider


Christopher Braider is a professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

 

“Publishing with the University of Toronto Press is an unmitigated delight. Beyond offering a prestigious venue for work in my field, my editors have been unfailingly sharp-eyed, cordial, and efficient. The Press’s production values are moreover second to none. UTP not only treats its authors with respect; the end result is a thing of real beauty – a crucial factor when you write, as I do, about visual as well as literary and philosophical art.”