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Seasonal Sociology

SKU HE000759

Journal of the Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease Canada

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Canada at War

SKU SP006412

Digital Politics in Canada

SKU HE000792

Canadian Liver Journal

SKU 2561-4444

The Soul of Things

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Assassination in Vichy

SKU HE000816

Canadian Review of American Studies

SKU 0007-7720

Solved

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Turbulent Times, Transformational Possibilities?

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Canadian Journal of Film Studies

SKU 0847-5911

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  • The Rapids: Ways of Looking at Mania (Part 3)

    In a new blog series to highlight the ways in which mental health is depicted and discussed in today’s world, Sam Twyford-Moore, author of The Rapids, talks with other writers about some of their own experiences relating to mental health. In this final part, Sam talks to fellow Australian author David Stavanger.

  • Beyond Binaries: Chemical Technologies for Coping with Climate Change

    The Story of CO2, due for release on November 5, is the latest book from Aevo UTP to contribute to the vital conversation on climate change. The book highlights the cutting-edge science and emerging technologies that can transform carbon dioxide into a myriad of products such as feedstock chemicals, polymers, pharmaceuticals, and fuels. In this post, authors Geoffrey A. Ozin and Mireille F. Ghoussoub discuss the book in more detail and why we should be considering CO2 as a resource in the fight against catastrophic climate change. 

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Featured Author: Jenny Ellison

Featured Author: Jenny Ellison


Jenny Ellison is the Curator of Sport and Leisure at the Canadian Museum of History.

 

I’m fortunate to have published twice with UTP, as co-editor of Obesity in Canada: Critical Perspectives and author of Being Fat: Women, Weight and Feminist Activism. UTP was the first in Canada to publish works in critical fat studies, demonstrating their commitment to amplifying new scholarly ideas and authors. The Presses’ formidable marketing and distribution teams ensure that the books are widely available through booksellers and in libraries in Canada and internationally.