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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From What Can Jurors Do? What Can You Do? From: The Secret Power of Juries View	offers suggestions for what we should do about the odd, unresolved, and important social and legal matter of jury independence	Gary Bauslaugh	21	2013	$2.10 Add
From What Do Police Do? From: Crisis in Canada's Policing View	This chapter examines the declining rate of crime in Canada, the amount of time police officers spend responding directly to crimes, and the rate at which Canadian police solve crimes.	Christopher J. Williams; John Sewell	39	2021	$3.90 Add
From What do the treaties prohibit? From: Sold Down the Yangtze View	The expansions of the treaties’ vague protections for foreign investors have a corresponding impact on voters who want a government to be able to change its policies, or on taxpayers who …	Gus Van Harten	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From NEW! What Economic Sovereignty Really Means From: Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty in a Ruptured World View	In this chapter, Lam examines how Canada’s economic dependence on the United States threatens its political independence.	Arthur Lam	14	2026	$1.40 Add
From What If? From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View	looks at three different sources influence on the creation of how to address when a higher ethical consideration would lead a researcher to violate a confidence	John Lowman; Ted Palys	17	2014	$1.70 Add
From What if it was a judicial process? From: Sold Down the Yangtze View	One of the key flaws in investor-state arbitration is that it leads to final decisions about issues of great importance for countries (and foreign investors too), but does not use a judicial …	Gus Van Harten	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From NEW! “What is a Jungle?” From: Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks View	This chapter traces the mid- to late- 1950s struggle of Italian-Canadian workers to organize in Toronto’s residential building trades. Through the stories of Bruno Zanini, Charles Irvine, …	Gilberto Fernandes	8	2026	$0.80 Add
NEW! What Is to Be Done	The concluding chapter offers a short but not exhaustive list of practical, reasonably achieved changes that could be made if local leaders step forward and demand that police begin to grapple …	Christopher J. Williams; John Sewell	35	2021	$3.50 Add
From NEW! What Kind of Superpower Do We Want to Be? From: Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty in a Ruptured World View	In this chapter, Stanford examines Canada’s deepening entrenchment in raw resource exports and the historical industrial policies once used to counter that dependence.	Jim Standford	15	2026	$1.50 Add
From What the Dickens? From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View	Since the beginning of the debate on limited confidentiality, we have drawn attention to the ethics committee’s lack of due diligence because, in the process of imposing its doctrine on SFU …	John Lowman; Ted Palys	16	2014	$1.60 Add
From The International Stage From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel recounts the activities of Indigenous people in Canada taking their fight for self-determination and recognition of rights to the international stage using …	Arthur Manuel	5	2017	$0.50 Add
From What to Do? From: The Age of Increasing Inequality View	Policy proposals to address increasing inequality in Canada. A Carbon Fee and Dividend could both reduce cardon diozide emissions and lessen inequality. As robots increasingly make the robots …	Lars Osberg	30	2018	$3.00 Add
From NEW! What to do? From: The Scandalous Rise of Inequality in Canada View	In this chapter, the author examines various courses of action and policies that could be taken to address economic inequality in Canada.	Lars Osberg	35	2024	$3.50 Add
From What Trade Agreements Have Meant for Canada From: Canada after Harper View	Scott Sinclair and Stuart Trew examine the many free trade agreements our federal government has signed, finding little in them that helps workers or consumers, but a great deal that boosts the …	Scott Sinclair; Stuart Trew	22	2015	$2.20 Add
From NEW! What Treaties Teach About Canadian Sovereignty From: Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty in a Ruptured World View	This chapter presents Chief Allan Adam’s 2026 brief to Alberta’s government, opposing a proposed independence referendum through the lens of Treaty 8 and Dené sovereignty.	Chief Allan Adam	10	2026	$1.00 Add
From NEW! What We As Citizens Can Do About Polarization From: Divided We Fall View	In this chapter, Cameron explains his case that good citizenship remains the most effective antidote to polarization in Canadian society.	Max Cameron	31	2026	$3.10 Add