Canadian Studies from UBC Press
Canada is the Guest of Honour for the Frankfurt Book Fair 2020, albeit in a digital capacity this year for obvious reasons. (They will be Guest of Honour again when the Fair hopefully resumes in person in 2021). Being Guest Honour is a chance to share the best of Canadian literature and publishing. So, though we can’t be in Frankfurt in person, we didn’t want to pass up the opportunity to share the last few years’ highlights published by our Canadian partner, UBC Press:
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Canada's Mechanized Infantry
The Theatre of Regret
Folklore in the United States and Canada
Canadian Foreign Policy
Fossilized
A Better Justice?
A Bounded Land
A Complex Exile
Big Promises, Small Government
Bois-Brûlés
Canada and Ireland
Challenge the Strong Wind
Fixing Niagara Falls
Making the Best of It
Medicine and Morality
Nested Federalism and Inuit Governance in the Canadian Arctic
No Place for the State
North of El Norte
Queen of the Maple Leaf
Queering Representation
Refugee Law after 9/11
The Bomb in the Wilderness
The Nuclear North
To Be Equals in Our Own Country
Trustees at Work
Uplift
War Junk
Whipped
Canada on the United Nations Security Council
Moments of Crisis
Inside the Campaign
What’s Trending in Canadian Politics?
The New NDP
Crossing Law’s Border
Invested Indifference
Nested Federalism and Inuit Governance in the Canadian Arctic
Challenge the Strong Wind
Canada and Ireland
Changing Neighbourhoods
By the Court
Trustees at Work
No Place for the State
A Great Revolutionary Wave
Canada's Mechanized Infantry
Duty to Dissent
In the Spirit of ’68
Making the Best of It
War Junk
Bootstraps Need Boots
Canada on the United Nations Security Council
Crossing Law’s Border
Doing Politics Differently?
Duty to Dissent
Gendered Mediation
In the Spirit of ’68
Moments of Crisis
Opening the Government of Canada
Queering Representation
Reluctant Warriors
Ruling Out Art
Seeking the Court’s Advice
The Good Fight
The New NDP
At the Bridge
Be Wise! Be Healthy!
Beyond Accommodation
Class Actions in Canada
Delivering Policy
Doing Politics Differently?
Fighting with the Empire
Flawed Precedent
Four Unruly Women
Gendered Mediation
Making Men, Making History
Moved by the State
Nothing to Write Home About
One Hundred Years of Struggle
Ours by Every Law of Right and Justice
Political Elites in Canada
Putting Family First
Ruling Out Art
Seeking the Court’s Advice
Sovereignty and Command in Canada–US Continental Air Defence, 1940–57
The Canadian Party System
The Empire on the Western Front
The Last Suffragist Standing
The Nature of Canada
The Terrific Engine
Thumbing a Ride
To Be Equals in Our Own Country
What’s Trending in Canadian Politics?
A Family Matter
Breaking News?
Buying Happiness
Enforcing Exclusion
Lived Fictions
Representation in Action
Trudeaumania
Abortion
Health Care and the Charter
Our Voices Must Be Heard
Political Elites in Canada
Reassessing the Rogue Tory
Resisting Rights
The Call of the World
The Constant Liberal
The Last Suffragist Standing
From the CAP Blog
About UBC Press
UBC Press produces books integral to Canada’s cultural, political, and social fabric and is widely touted as the country’s pre-eminent social science publisher. Established in 1971 and now offering 900 titles in print and 65 to 70 new works per year, the Press publishes sophisticated and transformative works by authors whose thought and research pushes the boundaries of scholarly discourse and makes a vital contribution to the democratic exchange of ideas. These skillfully edited and beautifully produced books are for readers with an interest in subjects that include: Canadian history, political science, the environment, Indigenous history and current issues, legal trends, social policy, sexuality studies, education, natural resources, communications, labour studies, historical geography, health policy, food studies, immigration, multiculturalism, and transnationalism. Located along the Pacific rim, UBC Press’s editorial scope also encompasses works that document and explore Asian history and contemporary society.
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