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Memory and Landscape 1 Get the latest news from AU Press by reading our blog and following The Virtues of Disillusionment 2 us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. An Honourable and Impartial Tribunal 3 Finding Refuge in 4 The Art of Communication in a Polarized World 5 Regime of Obstruction 6

AU Press is committed to the principles of Psychiatry and the Legacies of Eugenics 7 open access and to the reduction of barriers 25 Years of Ed Tech 8 to knowledge. The Finest Blend 9 World Bolshevism 10 “Truth Behind Bars” 11 AU Press acknowledges the financial support of the Government Bucking Conservatism 12 of Canada through the Canada Book Fund; the Canada Council for Grieving for Pigeons 13 the Arts; the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences through the Awards to Scholarly Publications Program; and Centring Human Connections in the Education of Health the Government of through the Alberta Media Fund. Professionals 13

Journals and Websites 14-15 Order Information 16 INDIGENOUS STUDIES

Memory and Landscape Indigenous Responses to a Changing North Kenneth L. Pratt is an anthropologist and ethnohistorian Edited by Kenneth L. Pratt and Scott A. Heyes employed by the US Bureau of Indian Affairs. He is a research “Our identity, our sense of belonging, our understanding of being human, is all associate at the Smithsonian connected to our relationship with the land. And our relationship with these lands Institution’s Arctic Studies Center and the editor of Chasing the span millennia. Our grandfathers and grandmothers that came before us walked Dark: Perspectives on Place, these same ridges, valleys, and trails. They fished the same lakes, streams, and History and Alaska Native Land rivers. They cherished memories carried in the pungent smell of the fall tundra, in Claims (2009). wafts of spruce, cottonwood, and willow smoke. They ventured throughout these Scott A. Heyes is an ethnographer lands until their final rest. Our ancestors are literally part of this land. We are and landscape architect. He part of this land.” —Evon Peter is a research associate at the ANNOUNCING Smithsonian Institution’s Arctic The North is changing at an unpreced- strengthen their cultural identity while Studies Center, and an adjunct December 2020 ented rate as industrial development also embracing forces of disruption. professor at Monash University’s 978-1-77199-315-9 paper Indigenous Studies Centre. He is 978-1-77199-316-6 pdf and the climate crisis disrupt not only Indigenous and non-Indigenous the author of Mammals of Ungava 978-1-77199-317-3 epub the environment but also long-standing contributors bring together oral and Labrador (2014) with Kristofer 8 x 10, 448 pages relationships to the land and trad- history and scholarly research Helgen. 172 colour illustrations itional means of livelihood. Memory from disciplines such as linguistics, $44.99 and Landscape: Indigenous Responses archaeology, and ethnohistory. With Contributors: Vinnie Baron, to a Changing North explores the an emphasis on Indigenous place Hugh Brody, Kenneth Buck, Anna Bunce, Donald Butler, Michael A. ways in which Indigenous peoples names, this volume illuminates how Chenlov, Aron L. Crowell, Peter C. in the Arctic have adapted to chal- the land—and the memories that Dawson, Martha Dowsley, Robert lenging circumstances, including past are inextricably tied to it—continue Drozda, Gary Holton, Colleen cultural and environmental changes. to define Indigenous identity. The Hughes, Peter Jacobs, Emily In this beautifully illustrated volume, perspectives presented here also serve Kearney-Williams, Igor Krupnik, contributors document how Indigen- to underscore the value of Indigenous Apayo Moore, Murielle Nagy, ous communities in Alaska, northern knowledge and its essential place in Mark Nuttall, Evon Peter, Louann Canada, Greenland, and Siberia future studies of the Arctic. ▪ Rank, William E. Simeone, Felix are seeking ways to maintain and St-Aubin, and Will Stolz. 1 PHILOSOPHY • LITERATURE

The Virtues of Disillusionment

Steven Heighton

Most people go through life chasing of disillusionment and the negative Steven Heighton’s most illusions of success, fame, wealth, and aspects of hope. Drawing on writers recent books are a novel, The Nightingale Won’t Let You happiness, and few things are more such as Herman Melville, Leonard Sleep, and a poetry collection, painful than the reality-revealing Cohen, Kate Chopin, and Thich Nhat The Waking Comes Late, which loss of an illusion. But if illusions Hanh, Heighton considers the influ- received the 2016 Governor are negative, why is the opposite, ence of illusions on creativity, art, and General’s Award for Poetry. His being disillusioned, also negative? society. This meditation on language novel Afterlands has appeared In this essay based on his inaugural and philosophy reveals the virtues of in six countries, was a New York writer-in-residence lecture at being disillusioned and, perhaps, the Times Book Review editors’ Athabasca University, internationally path to freedom. ▪ Choice, and is in pre-production for film. He has taught creative ANNOUNCING acclaimed writer Steven Heighton mathematically evaluates the paradox writing or served as a writer in residence for McGill University, September 2020 Massey College, Queen's 978-1-77199-326-5 paper University, , 978-1-77199-325-8 pdf 978-1-77199-324-1 epub the Banff Centre, University 5.5 x 8.5, 68 pages of Prince Edward Island, the $19.99 , SLS, Sage Hill, and, currently, Athabasca University.

2 HISTORY

An Honourable and Impartial Tribunal The Court Martial of Major General Henry Procter, Minutes of the Proceedings

Transcribed and annotated by Guy St-Denis

“This way, General, this way!” With to suffer the indignity of a public Guy St-Denis is the author of these words, Major General Henry reprimand. Tecumseh’s Bones (McGill- Queen’s University Press, 2005); Procter was ushered off the field of Previously beyond the reach of his most recent book is The battle. It was the 5th of October 1813, most North American scholars, the True Face of Sir Isaac Brock and the British commander—having minutes of Procter’s trial offer a (University of Press, abandoned his army and Indigenous wealth of historical detail about Brit- 2018). An early retiree, St-Denis allies—had just lost not only the ish imperial, Canadian pre-Confeder- is a doctoral candidate in history Battle of Moraviantown (or the Battle ation, and American frontier history. at the University of Western of the Thames as it was known to Transcribed and annotated here for . ANNOUNCING the victorious Americans) but also the first time, they provide engrossing a military career spanning more insights into Procter’s retreat from November 2020 than three decades. Unwilling to what is now southwestern Ontario in 978-1-77199-319-7 paper take responsibility for the disastrous the early autumn of 1813. Interspersed 978-1-77199-320-3 pdf 978-1-77199-321-0 epub loss, Procter pressed for a court are rare eyewitness accounts of the 6 x 9, 454 pages martial hoping that an “honour- ensuing battle, which proved to be $39.99 able and impartial tribunal” would one of the worst reversals suffered by vindicate his command decisions. He British arms during the War of 1812. ▪ misjudged, however, and was forced

3 PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES

George Melnyk is professor emeritus of Communication, Finding Refuge in Canada Media and Film at the University Narratives of Dislocation of Calgary. He has written and edited over twenty-five books on Canadian cinema, Alberta Edited by George Melnyk and Christina Parker literature, the co-operative movement, and other Canadian subjects. As someone who came to Canada as a refugee Millions of people are displaced each The narratives collected here he is deeply connected to the year by war, persecution, and famine confront dominant public discourse phenomenon and has published and the global refugee population about refugee identities and histories articles on Canada and refugees. continues to grow. Canada has and provide deep insight into the This is his first book on the topic. often been regarded as a benevolent social, political, and cultural challen- Christina Parker is an assistant country, welcoming refugees from ges and opportunities that refugees professor in Social Development around the globe. However, refugees experience in Canada. Contributors Studies at Renison University have encountered varying kinds of consider Canada’s response to various College at the University of reception in Canada. Finding Refuge groups of refugees and how Canadian Waterloo. She specializes in in Canada: Narratives of Dislocation perspectives on war, conflict, and critical ethnographic and mixed ANNOUNCING is a collection of personal narratives peace are constructed through the methods research in diverse schools and communities and about the refugee experience in refugee support experience. These is the author of Peacebuilding, August 2020 Canada. It includes critical perspec- individual stories humanize the Global Peace Studies Citizenship, and Identity: tives from authors from diverse global refugee crisis and challenge 978-1-77199-301-2 paper Empowering Conflict and Dialogue 978-1-77199-302-9 pdf backgrounds, including refugees, readers to reflect on the trans- in Multicultural Classrooms 978-1-77199-303-6 epub advocates, front-line workers, private formative potential of more equitable (Sense|Brill, 2016). 6 x 9, 196 pages sponsors, and civil servants. policies and processes. ▪ 12 b&w photographs Contributors: Howard Adelman, $27.9 9 Irene Boisier Policzer, Shelley Campagnola, Matida Daffeh, Eusebio Garcia, Julia Holland, Bill Janzen, Katharine Lake-Berz, Michael Molloy, Adam Policzer, Pablo Policzer, Victor Porter, Boban Stojanović, Cyrus Sundar Singh, and Flora Terah. 4 COMMUNICATION STUDIES • CULTURAL STUDIES

The Art of Communication in a Polarized World

Kyle Conway

People’s minds are hard to change. Conway explores how individuals Kyle Conway is an associate In North America and elsewhere, can come to understand another professor of communication at the University of Ottawa. communities are fractured along person’s interpretation of the world He has published widely on ideological lines as social media and and provides the tools for shaping communication and translation, algorithms encourage individuals to effective arguments capable of including the books Little seek out others who think like they do altering their perspective. Drawing on Mosque on the Prairie and the and to condemn those that don’t. This the theory of cultural translation and Paradoxes of Cultural Translation social and political polarization has its dimensions of power, meaning, (2017) and Everyone Says No: resulted in systemic discrimination and invention, Conway deepens our Public Service Broadcasting and and weaponized communication understanding of what it means to the Failure of Translation (2011). NOW AVAILABLE trends such as gaslighting and fake communicate and opens the door to news. new approaches to politics and ethics. April 2020 In this compelling new book, An essential guide for surviving in 978-1-77199-293-0 paper 978-1-77199-294-7 pdf Kyle Conway confronts the com- our polarized society, this book offers 978-1-77199-295-4 epub munication challenges of our concrete strategies for refining how 6 x 9, 172 pages modern world by navigating the values and ideas are communicated. ▪ 23 b&w figures, 12 colour figures space between opposing perspectives. $24.99

5 POLITICAL SCIENCE • BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

Regime of Obstruction How Corporate Power Blocks Energy Democracy

Edited by William K. Carroll William K. Carroll is a critical sociologist with research interests “A remarkable volume that puts on display an impressive amount of empirical in the political economy/ecology research—robust, rigorous, and multifaceted. The Corporate Mapping Project has of corporate capitalism, social movements and social change, clearly produced the kind of hard data on ownership structures and operations of and critical social theory and capitalist class fractions that make it possible to see how power is actually wielded method. He is the co-director in the economy—and this is a rarity. Regime of Obstruction is a most important of “Mapping the power of the contribution to research and activism in the field of fossil fuels and climate carbon-extractive corporate change.” —Andreas Malm, author of Fossil Capital resource sector,” a SSHRC-funded partnership of several universities and civil-society organizations. Regime of Obstruction aims to make industry as a national public good. COMING SOON Contributors: Laurie Adkin, visible the complex connections They also investigate the difficult Angele Alook, Clifford Atleo, between corporate power and the position of Indigenous communities Emilia Belliveau-Thompson, August 2020 John Bermingham, Paul Bowles, 978-1-77199-289-3 paper extraction and use of carbon energy. who, while suffering the worst 978-1-77199-290-9 pdf Anchored in sociological and political environmental and health impacts Gwendolyn Blue, Shannon Daub, 978-1-77199-291-6 epub theory, this comprehensive volume from carbon extraction, must fight Jessica Dempsey, Emily Eaton, 6.5 x 9.25, 576 pages provides hard data and empirical for their land or participate in fossil Chuka Ejeckam, Simon Enoch, 40 b&w figures Nick Graham, Shane Gunster, research that traces the power and capitalism to secure income and jobs. $39.99 Mark Hudson, Jouke Huizer, influence of the fossil fuel industry The volume concludes with a look at Ian Hussey, Emma Jackson, through economics, politics, media, emergent forms of activism and resist- Michael Lang, James Lawson, and higher education. Contributors ance, spurred by the fact that a just Marc Lee, Fiona MacPhail, Alicia demonstrate how corporations energy transition is still feasible. This Massie, Kevin McCartney, Bob secure popular consent, and coopt, book provides essential context to Neubauer, Eric Pineault, Lise disorganize, or marginalize dissenting the climate crisis and will transform Margaux Rajewicz, James Rowe, perspectives to position the fossil fuel discussions of energy democracy. ▪ JP Sapinsky, Karena Shaw, and Zoe Yunker. 6 HEALTH • HISTORY

Psychiatry and the Legacies of Eugenics Historical Studies of Alberta and Beyond

Edited by Frank W. Stahnisch and Erna Kurbegović

From 1928 to 1972, the Alberta Sexual developments from Western Canada Frank W. Stahnisch holds the Sterilization Act, Canada’s lengthiest and Europe, contributors trace Alberta Medical Foundation/ Hannah Professorship in the eugenic policy, shaped social dis- the impact of eugenics on nurs- History of Medicine and Health courses and medical practice in the ing practices, politics, and social PSYCHIATRY Care at the University of province. Sterilization programs— attitudes, while investigating the AND THE Calgary where he also chairs the LEGACIES particularly involuntary sterilization ways in which eugenics discourses History of Medicine and Health programs—were responding both persisted unexpectedly and remained OF EUGENICS Historical Studies of Alberta and Beyond Care program. Edited by Frank W. Stahnisch and Erna Kurbegović nationally and internationally to mostly unexamined in psychiatric Erna Kurbegović received her social anxieties produced by the practice. This volume further extends PhD in history at the University perceived connection between mental historical analysis into considerations of Calgary. Her research looks COMING SOON degeneration and heredity. Psychiatry of contemporary policy and human at the early history of forced and the Legacy of Eugenics illustrates rights issues through a discussion of sterilizations and eugenics June 2020 how the emerging field of psychiatry disability studies as well as compen- discourses in Western Canada. 978-1-77199-265-7 paper 978-1-77199-266-4 pdf and its concerns about inheritable sation claims for victims of steriliza- 978-1-77199-267-1 epub conditions was heavily influenced by tion. In impressive detail, contribu- 6 x 9, 488 pages eugenic thought and contributed to tors shed new light on the medical 10 b&w figures the longevity of sterilization practices and political influences of eugenics $37.9 9 in Western Canada. on psychiatry at a key moment in the Using institutional case studies, field’s development. ▪ biographical accounts, and media

7 EDUCATION • TECHNOLOGY

25 Years of Ed Tech

Martin Weller

“There is no one better informed than Martin Weller to help guide readers through Martin Weller is the director of the complex landscape of ed tech. In 25 Years of Ed Tech, he provides steady The Open Education Research Hub and the director of the intellectual guidance based on personal experience. Weller is always focused on the GO-GN network. He is the learner, clearly detailing opportunities but also raising the alarm for undesirable author of The Battle for Open implications of technology adoption in educational settings.” —George Siemens, (2014) and The Digital Scholar author of Knowing Knowledge (2011).

In this lively and approachable enthusiasm, Weller advocates for a volume based on his popular blog critical and research-based approach NOW AVAILABLE series, Martin Weller demonstrates to new technologies, particularly in a rich history of innovation and light of disinformation, the impact February 2020 effective implementation of ed of social media on politics, and data Issues in Distance Education 978-1-77199-305-0 paper tech across higher education. From surveillance trends. A concise and 978-1-77199-306-7 pdf Bulletin Board Systems to blockchain, necessary retrospective, this book 978-1-77199-307-4 epub Weller follows the trajectory of will be valuable to educators, ed tech 6 x 9, 224 pages education by focusing each chapter practitioners, and higher education $21.99 on a technology, theory, or concept administrators, as well as students. ▪ that has influenced each year since 1994. Calling for both caution and

8 EDUCATION • ONLINE

The Finest Blend The Graduate Finest Edited by Gale Parchoma, Michael Power, and Jennifer Lock Blend Graduate Gale Parchoma (1958–2018) Education As Canadian universities work to volume investigate the sustain- increase access to graduate education, ability of blended learning, shifts was associate professor in the Department of Curriculum in Canada many are adopting blended modes of in pedagogical practices, and the Studies: delivery for courses and programs. role of instructional designers. They and Design at the University of Within this changing landscape of share key practices for both graduate Saskatchewan. Edited by Gale Parchoma, higher education, The Finest Blend students and instructors and empha- Michael Power, Michael Power is professor and Jennifer Lock answers the call for rigorous research size the importance of institutional emeritus of Educational into these methods to ensure quality and departmental support for both Technology at the Faculty of learning and teaching experience students and faculty transitioning to Education, Laval University. and presents case studies of French blended delivery modes. Touching COMING SOON and English universities across on theory, design, delivery, facilita- Jennifer Lock is professor and vice dean in the Werklund Canada that are experimenting with tion, administration, and evaluation, School of Education. June 2020 blended learning models in graduate this book provides a comprehensive Issues in Distance Education 978-1-77199-277-0 paper programs. overview of current practices and 978-1-77199-278-7 pdf Drawing on various research opportunities for blended learning 978-1-77199-279-4 epub methods, the contributors to the success. ▪ 6 x 9, 374 pages $39.99

9 RUSSIAN HISTORY • POLITICAL THEORY

World World Bolshevism Bolshevism Iulii Martov Iulii Martov With an introduction by Paul Kellogg. Translated by Paul Kellogg and Mariya Melentyeva

In 1903, at the close of the Second Martov’s only book, World Bolshe- Iulii Martov (1873–1923) was Congress of the Russian Social Demo- vism, has seen very little circulation the ideological leader of the Mensheviks in the first part of With an introduction cratic Labour Party, the socialist party since its first publication in Berlin in by Paul Kellogg the twentieth-century. Translated by Paul Kellogg & Mariya Melentyeva had split into two factions, those that 1919. In English, his work has reached would follow Lenin’s proposed revo- the public in fragments, often as a Paul Kellogg is professor lutionary path and those that would part of pamphlets. In this edition, ably and chair of the Centre for follow Iulii Martov—a group that translated by Paul Kellogg and Mariya Interdisciplinary Studies at Athabasca University. called themselves the Mensheviks. A Melentyeva, Martov’s work is avail- Jewish Marxist, Martov was known able in English in its complete form Mariya Melentyeva is a scholar among fellow party members as an for the first time since its publication in Russian Imperial and Soviet COMING SOON intellectual, an anti-war internation- one hundred years ago. ▪ history. alist, and a successful organizer. October 2020 Despite his significant contribu- 978-1-77199-273-2 cloth 978-1-77199-274-9 pdf tions to the Russian Revolution, 978-1-77199-275-6 epub 5.5 x 8.5, 192 pages $27.9 9

10 RUSSIAN HISTORY • POLITICAL THEORY

“Truth Behind Bars” Reflections on the Fate of the Russian Revolution

Paul Kellogg

“A significant achievement in understanding both the nature of the Soviet Union Paul Kellogg is professor and the freedom struggles that ultimately led to its demise.” and chair of the Centre for —Peter Hudis, author of Frantz Fanon: Philosopher of the Barricades Interdisciplinary Studies at Athabasca University.

“Kellogg has written an intellectual tour de force—engaging, compelling, controversial, and erudite—, the result of a lifetime of thought about the hope and horror generated by the Russian Revolution. Through a close and original survey of classic left literature, it triumphs self-liberation over substitutionism, democracy over dictatorship, and the centrality of moral means to good ends.”

COMING SOON —Ian D. Thatcher, Ulster University

June 2020 978-1-77199-245-9 paper Kellogg uses the backdrop of Vorkuta, undemocratic and substitutionist 978-1-77199-246-6 pdf a notorious Gulag in the Arctic, to policies to advance the revolutionary 978-1-77199-247-3 epub argue for a return to the work of Iulii project. Ultimately, their actions 6 x 9, 412 pages Martov—a contemporary of Lenin— thwarted the efforts made to establish 8 b&w photos and his analysis of a temporary class an alternative to capitalism in the $37.9 9 of peasants-in-uniform produced USSR and explain why democratic by the Great War. Coming from governance failed to become inte- the trenches, Kellogg demonstrates grated into the Bolsheviks’ theoretical that this class, led by Lenin and perspectives and political practice. ▪ the Bolshevik Party, often relied on

11 POLITICAL SCIENCE • CANADIAN HISTORY

Bucking Conservatism Alternative Stories of Alberta from the 60s and 70s

Edited by Leon Crane Bear, Larry Hannant, and Karissa Robyn Patton

“Bucking Conservatism is a must read for everyone interested in peering Leon Crane Bear is Siksika behind the stereotypes of Alberta conservatism, for a look at the grassroots and a treaty Indian, as well as a graduate of the University of rebels, radicals, queers, feminists, hippies, Indigenous activists, socialists, and Lethbridge. environmentalists who tweaked the noses of the political elites and their business interests. This rich collection introduces us to a range of individuals who made Larry Hannant is a Canadian historian specializing in change, defied convention, and spoke truth to power during Alberta’s ‘long sixties.’ twentieth-century political Bucking Conservatism is a welcome chinook of revisionist social and political dissent. history that will resonate with scholars, students, and readers. Beautifully written, Karissa Robyn Patton is a PhD bristling with verve, insight and political nuance, this anthology deserves a wide candidate at the University of COMING SOON audience of readers.” —Valerie Korinek, author of Prairie Fairies Saskatchewan.

August 2020 “Bucking Conservatism astutely captures the tension in Canadian history 978-1-77199-257-2 paper and politics as it explores how Albertans have wrestled with the inherent 978-1-77199-258-9 pdf contradictions of what it means to be a progressive Albertan.” 978-1-77199-259-6 epub 6 x 9, 404 pages —Erika Dyck, co-author of Managing Madness 12 b&w photos $34.99

12 LITERATURE • TRANSLATION HEALTH • EDUCATION

Grieving for Pigeons Centring Human Twelve Stories of Lahore Connections in the Zubair Ahmad Education of Health Translated by Anne Murphy Professionals

In this poignant and meditative collection Sherri Melrose, Caroline Park, and of short stories, Zubair Ahmad captures Beth Perry the lives and experiences of the people of the Punjab, a region divided between India Centring Human Connections in the Educa- and Pakistan. In an intimate narrative style, tion of Health Professionals equips educators Ahmad writes a world that hovers between working in clinical, classroom, and online memory and imagination, home and abroad. settings with a variety of teaching strategies that facilitate essential human connections. COMING SOON These stories evoke the complex realities of COMING SOON post-colonial Pakistani Punjab. The contra- The authors argue that educational processes in the health disciplines should model, August 2020 dictions and betrayals of this region’s history July 2020 Mingling Voices reverberate through the stories, evident in 978-1-77199-285-5 paper integrate, and celebrate human connections 978-1-77199-281-7 paper the characters, their circumstances, and 978-1-77199-286-2 pdf because they are the foundation upon which 978-1-77199-282-4 pdf 978-1-77199-287-9 epub sometimes their erasure. Skillfully translated competent and caring health professionals 978-1-77199-283-1 epub 6 x 9, 164 pages rely. 5 x 8, 128 pages from Punjabi by Anne Murphy, this collec- $24.99 $22.99 tion is an essential contribution to the wider Sherri Melrose facilitates graduate courses recognition of the Punjabi language and its in the education of health professionals literature. at Athabasca University. Caroline Park is currently the Program Director for the Masters Zubair Ahmad is the author of two Punjabi of Health Studies and Masters of Nursing poetry collections, three short story General programs at Athabasca University. collections, and a collection of essays. He lives Beth Perry is an established author and the in Lahore, Pakistan. Anne Murphy is associate principal investigator of a SSHRC-funded study professor in the Department of Asian Studies, exploring artistic pedagogical technologies. director of the Centre for India and South Asia Research, and associate dean of Strategic Initiatives in the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies at the University of British Columbia. 13 FEATURE

Labour / Le Travail Spring/Printemps 2020 - Volume 85 www.lltjournal.ca INCLUDING ISSN 11911-4842 (online) ISSN 0700-3862 (print) From the “Dark Druidical Groves” to the “Dartmouth Station”: A Tribute to Michael S. Cross by Gregory S. Kealey Labour / Le Travail is the semi-annual SPRING 2020 Broader-Based and Sectoral Bargaining in Collective-Bargaining publication of the Canadian Committee PRINTEMPS LABOUR/LE TRAVAIL Law Reform: A Historical Review by Sara J. Slinn on Labour History. Since its first issue REVUE D’ÉTUDES JOURNAL OF in 1976, it has carried many important OUVRIÈRES 85 CANADIAN The New Left at Work: Workers’ Unity, the New Tendency, and CANADIENNES LABOUR STUDIES articles in the fields of working-class Rank-and-File Organizing in Windsor, Ontario, in the 1970s history, industrial sociology, labour by Sean Antaya economics, and labour relations. Work Incentives for “Welfare Mothers” in 1970s Ontario: Screening Publiée par le comité canadien sur Out the Political by Wendy McKeen l’histoire du travail deux fois par année, More Sugar, Less Salt: Edith Hancox and the Passionate la revue Labour / Le Travail a fait Mobilization of the Dispossessed, 1919–1928 by David Thompson paraître depuis 1976 plusieurs articles marquants dans le domaine de l’histoire The Left in the United States and the Decline of the Socialist Party de la classe ouvrière, de la sociologie of America, 1934–1935 by Jacob A. Zumoff industrielle, de l’économie du travail et Casinos and Captive Labour Markets: The Case of Casino Windsor des relations industrielles. SPRING 2020 PRINTEMPS by Alissa Mazar Trajectories of Union Renewal: Migrant Workers and the Revitalization of Union Solidarity in Saskatchewan by Andrew Stevens Debating the Labour Movement’s Past, Present, and Future by Marion Pollack and Jim Selby New NDP vs. Classic NDP: Is a Synthesis Possible, and Does It Matter? by Tom Langford The Past, Present, and Future of the Canadian Labour Movement: For subscription information / pour des renseignements au sujet des Interrogating Insider Accounts by Larry Savage abonnements: www.lltjournal.ca | [email protected]

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The International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learn- ing (IRRODL) is a peer-reviewed e-journal that aims to disseminate research, theory, and best practice in open and distance learning worldwide, since 2000.

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