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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From A Pebble in the Shoe From: Persistent Poverty View Between The Lines		Brice Balmer; Jamie Swift; Mira Dineen	8	2010	$0.80 Add
A People’s Senate For Canada Not a Pipe Dream! Fernwood Publishing	A People’s Senate for Canada combines grassroots experience, thorough research and critical commentary to create a people’s resource for positive change. This book offers a rationale, …	Helen Forsey	143	2015	View
From A Plausable Future: Approaching Apocalypse From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	Climate change represents the extinction of predictability, a demolition of certainties. By the end of the 21st century, the environmental conditions on up to a third of the Earth’s surface …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	24	2018	$2.40 Add
From NEW! A Portrait of Contemporary Neoliberalism The Rise and Economic Consequences of the One per Cent From: The Socialist Register 2022 View Fernwood Publishing	Simon Mohun examines the massive growth of inequalities in income and wealth, which is perhaps the most commonly agreed-upon cause of polarization across the world today. Mohun argues that most …	Simon Mohun	20	2021	$2.00 Add
From A Possible Future: The World We Can Win From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	From a climatic perspective, our transformation requires two axes: a massive reduction of emissions and a massive reduction of injustice. We must diminish vulnerabilities, reduce the drivers of …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	23	2018	$2.30 Add
From A Prime Minister bends the knee From: Sold Down the Yangtze View James Lorimer and Company	How the Harper Governments association with China lef to the FIPA which favours China’s agenda and disregards economc and democratic priorities of Canada	Gus Van Harten	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From A Progressive American Perspective From: Living with Uncle View James Lorimer and Company	Through looking at NAFTA this chapter looks at what a progressive alternative integration agenda would look like, while also doing our best to oppose the regressive kind of deep integration being …	Thea Lee	7	2006	$0.70 Add
From NEW! A Provocation to Freedom From: The Case for Basic Income View Between The Lines	In the concluding chapter, the authors reconsider what counts as work, with an emphasis on the importance of care work.	Dr. Danielle Martin; Elaine Power; Jamie Swift	7	2021	$0.70 Add
From A Quarter Century of Failed Warfare From: Disarming Conflict View Between The Lines		Ernie Regehr	21	2015	$2.10 Add
From A Quebec City Diary From: Resist! View Fernwood Publishing		Philippe de Grosbois	7	2001	$0.70 Add
From A Reparative Manifesto From: Conflict Is Not Abuse View Arsenal Pulp Press	A brief introduction about events in recent history and nature of Abuse. The author talks about Normative Conflict and Resistance, and how reasonable stances of difference can be misrepresented …	Sarah Schulman	22	2016	$0.44 Add
From A reply to the charges of bias, part one From: Sold Down the Yangtze View James Lorimer and Company	Van Harten outline how his expert witness my opinion was apparently doomed from the start because I had previously expressed views about investor-state arbitration and the FIPA.	Gus Van Harten	10	2015	$1.00 Add
From A reply to the charges of bias, part two From: Sold Down the Yangtze View James Lorimer and Company	after Chief Justice Crampton dismissed my opinion in his judgment, I took more of an interest in him. I lay out aspects of his background here, not to suggest that Chief Justice Crampton was …	Gus Van Harten	13	2015	$1.30 Add
From NEW! A Running Sore From: Seven Days in Halifax View Formac Publishing	In this chapter, Ashe describes the events of Day Six of Halifax’s 1970 "Encounter on Urban Environment," focusing on urban planning in Halifax-Dartmouth. He reports panelist Ed …	Robert Ashe	7	2025	$0.70 Add
From A Seat at the Economic Table From: Indigenomics View New Society Publishers	Conclusion	Carol Anne Hilton	6	2021	$0.60 Add
From A Second Front for Stalin, or a Third Front in the Air? From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	1942. Analyzes why the decision not to open a second front was made by the British and American forces	Jacques R. Pauwels	14	2015	$1.40 Add