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Scholars suggest innovations in sustainability in higher education designed to empower students to address global environmental challenges.
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Contemporary Vulnerabilities: Reflections on Social Justice Methodologies
Contemporary Vulnerabilities, co-edited by Claire Carter, Chelsea Temple Jones, and Caitlin Janzen, explores vulnerable moments in research committed to social change.
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UAlberta Press Poetry Reading Season: September 2024
University of Alberta Press is accepting poetry manuscripts between September 1 and 30. At the end of the submission period, the Press will select up to three manuscripts for publication…
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Excerpted from Canada as a Settler Colony on the Question of Palestine, edited by Jeremy Wildeman and Muhanad AyyashForeword by Veldon Coburn You would be forgiven for believing that Canadians…
Read MoreTop Five Tips for Feministing in Political Science
Tips from the editors of Feministing in Political Science, Alana Cattapan, Ethel Tungohan, Nisha Nath, Fiona MacDonald, and Stephanie Paterson. 5. Don’t be an Asshole. In her chapter, Stephanie Paterson…
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