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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
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
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 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 What We Could Build, and How We Can Address Inequality From: Share the Wealth! View	Readings in part 3 of this title explore the disticition between income inequality and wealth inequaltiy and methods for building shared wealth for Canadians. This reading explores what Canada …	Angella MacEwen; Jonathan Gauvin	22	2021	$2.20 Add
From What’s Been Happening to Canada’s Middle Class? From: The Age of Increasing Inequality View	Historically, Canada’s middle class has expected increasing prosperity from one generation to the next. Real hourly wages did grow strongly until 1981, when inflation control became the …	Lars Osberg	29	2018	$2.90 Add
From NEW! What’s been happening to Canada’s middle class? From: The Scandalous Rise of Inequality in Canada View	In this chapter the author looks at the stagnation of middle class incomes in Canada over the past few decades.	Lars Osberg	31	2024	$3.10 Add
From Where Does Hope Come From? From: From Bombs to Books View	Ziad Abo Nofel writes a brief account of growing up in Iraq, the American invasion and moving to a refugee camp between Iraq and Syria for six years before finally moving to Canada.	Ziad Abo Nofel	4	2016	$0.40 Add
From Where Have All the Soldiers Gone? From: To Wawa with Love View	Discusses a new student who was from a foreign country and how he ruined his first christmas in his new home	Tom Douglas	4	2012	$0.40 Add
From Revenge of the Balance Sheet From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the uncertainty that exists in resource development due to failure of governments to acknowledge and address Aboriginal title using the November 2006 …	Arthur Manuel	4	2017	$0.40 Add
From Whistle-blowing and Ethical Practice From: Honest Politics Now View	Discusses whistle-blowing legislation in Canada and presents three case studies of whistle blowers and the impact of their activities..	Robert Shepherd	36	2017	$3.60 Add
From White Birds and Machine Guns From: From Bombs to Books View	Describes the experience of a woman from Kabul who’s first memories are of war, first with the Russian and then the Mujahedeen before escaping to a refugee camp in Pakistan. She was …	David Starr	16	2016	$1.60 Add
From The Second Coming From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel discusses the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and how the Trudeau government has taken an approach to it similar to its …	Arthur Manuel	9	2017	$0.90 Add