Sociology & Anthropology

Showing 4017–4032 of 4095 results

Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Who Killed the Public Surgery Centre? From: Divided View Fernwood Publishing	This essay concerns the shift to private surgeries in Saskatchewan. This policy was meant to reduce the wait times for surgical procedures through a market-based approach, but wait times only …	Cheryl Stadnichuk	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From Who Owns Water? From: Back to the Well View Goose Lane Editions	In this chapter, de Villiers discusses international law surrounding water use as well as legislation passed on a national level.	Marq de Villiers	15	2018	$1.50 Add
From NEW! Who Stays Healthy? Who Gets Sick? From: About Canada: Health and Illness View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter One discusses the relationship of public policy decisions and socio-economic inequality in Canada to health outcomes, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on vulnerable populations.	Dennis Raphael	30	2024	$3.00 Add
From Who Stays, Who Goes and Where Education and Migration on Digby Neck, 1963-1998 From: Learning to Leave View Fernwood Publishing		Michael Corbett	32	2007	$3.20 Add
From NEW! Who Wants to Be a Farmer? From: Agriculture and the Generation Problem View Fernwood Publishing	Topics in this chapter explore the future of global agriculture and include: the aspirations of rural youth, rural youth and collective action and what the future holds for smallholder farms.	Ben White	29	2020	$2.90 Add
From Who’s Protecting Whom? Child Welfare and Policing Black Families From: Doing Anti-Oppressive Practice View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter looks at the over-representation of Black children in the care of the Ontario child welfare system and the implications of this phenomenon, highlighting structural factors such as …	Doret Phillips; Gordon Pon; Idil Abdillahi; Jennifer Clarke	19	2017	$1.90 Add
Whose Streets? The Toronto G20 and the Challenges of Summit Protest Between The Lines	In June 2010 activists opposing the G20 meeting held in Toronto were greeted with arbitrary state violence on a scale never before seen in Canada. Whose Streets? is a combination of testimonials …	Tom Malleson	256	2011	View
From Why are Mothers Still the Default Parent? From: Motherhood, The Mother of All Sexism View Baraka Books	This chapter highlights and critiques the outdated social constructions and everyday sexism that continue to constrain mothers and fathers. It looks at the many challenges of parenthood typically …	Marilyse Hamelin	33	2018	$3.30 Add
From Why Butterfly Should Stop Committing Literary Hara-kiri From: Bigotry on Broadway View bar	This chapter explores the racism, fetishism/objectification, and misogyny of Madame Butterfly.	Yuri Kageyama	9	2021	$0.90 Add
From NEW! Why Can’t We Sell Stuff Anyplace? From: Messy Cities View Coach House Books	John Lorinc discusses zoning rules that govern commercial activity, and the history of urban retail in cities around the world.	Dylan Reid	8	2025	$0.80 Add
From NEW! Why Care About Prisoners’ Labour Rights? From: Solidarity Beyond Bars View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter One focuses on providing a broad overview of the Canadian prison system. The chapter explains why people should care about prisoners’ rights and specifically prisoners’ labour …	Asaf Rashid; Jordan House	32	2022	$3.20 Add
From Why Dad Cried When I Went to Work at “Chrysler’s” From: Experiencing Difference View Fernwood Publishing		Kevin Wilson	14	2012	$1.54 Add
From Why Do Economic Inequalities Matter? From: The Age of Increasing Inequality View James Lorimer and Company	Faster economic growth is not a feasible solution for Canada’s problem of increasing inequality. But although technological change will create new problems of job destruction, it also …	Lars Osberg	20	2018	$2.00 Add
From NEW! Why do economic inequalities matter? From: The Scandalous Rise of Inequality in Canada View James Lorimer and Company	In this chapter, the author asks why economic inequality matters in early twenty-first-century Canada.	Lars Osberg	21	2024	$2.10 Add
From Why Impermanence Matters From: Common Threads View New Society Publishers	Most creative projects made with green waste and natural materials are meant to have a short life-span and then return to the earth. This goes against everything a Western European sensibility …	Sharon Kallis	14	2014	$1.40 Add
From Why Is It So Difficult to Change Policing? From: Crisis in Canada's Policing View James Lorimer and Company	This chapter addresses some key issues and outlines the various elements that make up police culture.	Christopher J. Williams; John Sewell	34	2021	$3.40 Add