Canadian Studies.
Overview
| Works: | 144 works in 0 publications in 0 languages | |
|---|---|---|
Titles
A nation in distress: The political economy of urban Aboriginal poverty.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
A unique rurality: Exploring the role of the horse farm in the post-productivist rural landscape.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Inuktitut online in Nunavik: Mixed-methods Web-based strategies for preserving Aboriginal and minority languages.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"All for the Family": A Case Study on the Migration of Philippine Educated Nurses to Ontario through the Live-in Caregiver Program.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Nativity Status and the Relationship between Education and Health: The Role of Work-Related and Psychosocial Resources.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Nation-building and monumentalization in the contemporary capital: The case of Ottawa-Hull, with particular reference to the Peacekeeping Monument and the Canadian Tribute to Human Rights.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Dramaturgy and community-building in Canadian popular theatre: English Canadian, Quebecois, and Native approaches.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Holding fast on the tiller: Neo-liberalism, community based advocacy and the Gander Women's Centre.
by:
(Electronic resources)
The vagueness doctrine in Canadian constitutional law: A balanced approach.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Canada, globalization, imperialism: Rethinking Canada's role in a neoliberal world.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Consuming the "Oriental Other," constructing the cosmopolitan Canadian: Reinterpreting Japanese culinary culture in Toronto's Japanese restaurants.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"Why do you want to help me? I've never even been to your home...": A journey in cross-cultural social work with Aboriginal people.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Sharing the past: Aboriginal people and community-based archaeology in Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Toward an indigenous understanding of government-imposed essentialized discourses of identity for Aboriginal people.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
I won't play primitive to your modern: The art of David Neel (Kwagiutl), 1985--2000.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Subsistence in the Hudson Bay bioregion: Land use economy and ethos.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Negotiating nation-states: North American geographies of culture and capitalism.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Conspicuous consumption: An intercultural history of the Kwakwaka'wakw Hamat'sa.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Minority representation and political participation of ethnic minorities: A case study of Chinese Canadians in democratic Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Loaded words: Race, ethnicity, culture & language in the construction of Chinese-Canadian identity.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Chinese-Canadian community organizing and the pursuit of multiculturalism, unity, and diversity.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Challenging the new Canadian myth: Colonialism, post-colonialism, and urban Aboriginal policy in Thompson and Brandon, Manitoba.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Governing the appropriation of life: Science, regulatory knowledge and reforms to Canada's patent regime (1984-1995).
by:
(Electronic resources)
Policy for culture's sake? Cultural theory, popular music, and the Canadian state.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Economie sociale en contexte autochtone : La creation d'une cooperative d'artisanat atikamekw.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Reframing the frameless: The evolution and future of large format and premium format film.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Pimps, predators and business managers: Constructing the 'procurer' in Ontario courts.
by:
(Electronic resources)
The role of free knowledge at universities and its potential impact on the sustainability of the prairie region.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Beyond Diversity Management: A Pluralist Matrix for Increasing Meaningful Workplace Inclusion.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Bridging understandings of differences, learning, and inclusion: Voices of minoritized students.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Re-imagining the law of dispute resolution: An analysis of the democratic potential of Alternative Dispute Resolution and mediation based upon the theoretical frameworks of Jacques Ranciere and Hannah Arendt.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Childhood immunizations: Understanding uptake in First Nations communities of northwestern Ontario.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Development and cross-language transfer of oral reading fluency using longitudinal and concurrent predictors among Canadian French immersion primary-level children.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Nation, culture, and authority: Multinational democracies and the politics of pluralism.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
On the design and worst-case analysis of certain interactive and approximation algorithms.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Women in the public sector who experience feelings of bumping their heads on the glass ceiling: A grounded theory study.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
A study to improve innovation for small business and research funding for colleges.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Genre pleasures: Restructuring narrative thresholds and the coming out of the Northern American (English-Canadian and United States) lesbian romance film.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Institutional structures and policy outcomes: The "Americanization" of environmental regulation in Canada.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Depressive symptoms in patients with chronic pain: Delineation and empirical investigation of cognitive-behavioural mediation models.
by:
(Electronic resources)
"That nice gorgeous cusp": Social stratification in contemporary Newfoundland rug-hooking.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Myths of war and nation: Towards an understanding of culture and citizenship in Canada.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Not quite supreme: The courts and coordinate constitutional interpretation.
by:
(Electronic resources)
"From amusement thrills to summertime chills": The rise and decline of the traditional American amusement park (Ontario).
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Split screen: National cinema, cultural policy, and identity in Canada (Quebec).
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Contemporary aboriginal art texts: Intersections of visual culture.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Leviathan's angels: Indigenous politics and the limits of the political.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Freedom of expression and hate propaganda law: Striking a balance in Canadian democracy.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Local autonomy movements in North American city-regions: Territorial strategies and the "local democracy" argument (California, Quebec, Ontario).
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Defining and protecting cultural and heritage tourism authenticity in rural Nova Scotia.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Narratives of a 'lived' urban space: An investigation of community gardens in the city of Ottawa.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Objets de culture et culture d'objets: Une approche museographique sensible a l'expression de la culture regionale quebecoise.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Defining the borders of the nation: State culture in Canada and Sweden.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Catching the public eye: The body, space, and social order in 1920s Canadian visual culture.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Culturally relevant aboriginal child welfare: Principles, practice, and policy.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
The audience massage: Audience research and Canadian broadcasting policy.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Meanings of nature and urban greenspace: History, policy and grassroots perspectives.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Ethnography of a Canadian broadcaster: A study of the links among digital technology, flexible labor, and product quality.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Re-imagining the past: The construction of resettled communities as tourist attractions in Newfoundland and Labrador and Scotland.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Reel artists: National Film Board of Canada portrayals of contemporary Aboriginal and Inuit artists and their art.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Home and native land: Imagining "Canada" in the style of indigenous art.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Foetal tissue transplantation: The ethics, the law and the born alive rule in Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"We are all different, still living under the same culture": A Kwakwaka'wakw perspective on dispute resolution and relationship building.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Fishy business: The N'amigis and the British Columbia salmon industry.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"A big, beautiful mess": Collectivity, capitalism, Arts & Crafts and Broken Social Scene.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
When Florida came to Sudbury: Cultural policy in the northern industrial city.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Entangled between ESL-ness and poverty: Acculturation of students in a grade 3-4 class.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Three Essays on Canadian Household Consumption of Food Away From Home with Special Emphasis on Health and Nutrition.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Back to the garden: Territory and exchange in western Canadian folk music festivals.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Cryopolitics: The new geopolitics of the Northwest Passage and implications for Canadian sovereignty.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Historiographical representations of materialist anthropology in the Canadian setting, 1972--1982.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
The politics of partnership: Exploring perspectives on indigenous education and state governance in central Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"All of Our Secrets are in These Mountains": Problematizing Colonial Power Relations, Tourism Productions and Histories of the Cultural Practices of Nakoda Peoples in the Banff-Bow Valley.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"And in the good times, they buy flowers": Private gardening in suburban southern Ontario in the 1950s.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Accountability and the CRTC: An evaluation of the Canadian commercial radio licence renewal process (1997--2007).
by:
(Language materials, printed)
The challenges of creating social capital and increasing community participation in a diverse population: Implications for theory, policy and practice based on a case study of a Canadian housing co-operative.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Feeling the Race Issue: How teachers of colour deal with acts of racism towards them.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Is knowledge power? A comparative textual, historical and practical study of 'sex ed' policy and 'teen pregnancy' in Canada and the U.S.A.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"Of logos and owners" The re-branding of Canada's private television networks.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Writing on the run: The history and transformation of street graffiti in Montreal in the 1990s.
by:
(Electronic resources)
"A better place to live": National mythologies, Canadian history textbooks, and the reproduction of white supremacy.
by:
(Electronic resources)
The nature of the problem: Wilderness paradoxes in Jasper National Park (Alberta).
by:
(Electronic resources)
Canada and the Internet: The cultural impact of an electronically enabled Canada.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Manitoba harvest: Rural livelihood contributions of community shared agriculture and farmers' markets.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Sovereignty, neoliberalism, and young adults in Quebec's Saguenay Region: Strategies for redefining identity.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Social wellness amidst toxic pollution: The story of Sydney, Cape Breton.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Flesh wounds: Reading the scar as text in the works of Sylvia Plath, Margaret Atwood and Toni Morrison.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Filling scripts: A multi-sited ethnography of pharmaceutical sales practices, psychiatric prescribing, and phamily life in North America.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Are homes falling out of range for new Canadians? Explaining the decline in immigrant homeownership rates in Canada's largest Census Metropolitan Areas, 1971--2001.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Community-based ecotourism and sustainable community development: Exploring the relationship.
by:
(Electronic resources)
A tale of two cities: Public library development in Milwaukee and Montreal.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Influences on risk coverage: A case study of the Walkerton, Ontario Escherichia coli contamination.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Indigeneity in the courtroom: Law, culture, and the production of difference in North American courts.
by:
(Electronic resources)
The death of the good Canadian: Teachers, national identities, and the social studies curriculum.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Achieving full citizenship: An institutional approach to the political incorporation of immigrants and refugees in the United States and Canada.
by:
(Electronic resources)
"National Post"colonial: Representations of the "enemy within" in Canada's national newspapers.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Smart communities: Defining factors and the influence of team leadership on their development.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Contested federalism: The intergovernmental struggle for regulatory control of the petroleum marketplace in the United States and Canada, 1945--1981.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Aboriginal voices and the politics of representation in Canadian introductory sociology textbooks.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Postpartum matters: Women's experiences of medical surveillance, time and support after birth.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Right turn from nowhere: Examining the stories of perpetrators in the sex trade.
by:
(Electronic resources)
A hybrid future? The role of diasporic literature in representing contemporary Canadian identity.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Empirical evidence of the impact of discretionary federal spending on election outcomes, the rationality of campaign spending limits and the impact of representation per capita on the distribution of federal spending and taxing.
by:
(Electronic resources)
Mobility into tourism employment in a region experiencing economic transition (British Columbia).
by:
(Electronic resources)
The community and the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum: The effects of the community on the genesis and the life of a small community museum in eastern Ontario.
by:
(Electronic resources)
A white wedding? The racial politics of same -sex marriage in Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Traveling the trail of self-determination, or "the path the people walk": Environmental practice, state sovereignty, and Lutselk'e Dene's place in Northwest Territories, Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Indigenous Group Sovereignty and Participatory Authority in International Natural Resource Management Regimes.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Validity and potential: Dual-citizenship and the indigenous vote in Canada's federal electoral process.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"Real" Indians and others: Mixed-race urban Native people, the Indian Act, and the rebuilding of indigenous nations.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Puzzles rather than answers: Co -constructing a pedagogy of experiential, place-based and critical learning in Indigenous education.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Indigenous Heritage Stewardship and the Transformation of Archaeological Practice: Two Case Studies from the Mid-Fraser Region of British Columbia.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Visions of Sovereignty: Indigenous Narratives of Resistance in a Neoliberal Age.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Assimilation through incarceration: The geographic imposition of Canadian law over indigenous peoples.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Engaging provincial land use policy: Traplines and the continuity of customary access and decision-making authority in Pikangikum First Nation, Ontario.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
"Flowers in the desert": Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, 1993--2012.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
A rural renaissance: Working towards a sustainable community-based food system in the Kawartha bioregion of Ontario, Canada.
by:
(Language materials, printed)
Show more
Fewer
Subjects