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From NEW! "Deeply Regret to Inform you" Women, Worry, and Loss From: Material Traces of War View	This chapter looks at the stress and anguish that was women’s persistent and most commonly shared experience of the world wars. Here, the authors consider objects that suggest women’s …	Krista Cooke; Molly McCullough; Stacey Barker	54	2021	$5.40 Add
Defending a Contested Ideal Merit and the Public Service Commission, 1908–2008	In 1908, after decades of struggling with a public administration undermined by systemic patronage, the Canadian parliament decided that public servants would be selected on the basis of merit, …	Ken Rasmussen; Luc Juillet	265	2008	View
From NEW! Defending Indigenous Rights against the Just Society From: 1968 in Canada View	This chapter traces the historical importance of, and interrelations between, developments in federal “Indian policy” and investments in fossil fuel extraction, and Indigenous …	Andrew Gemmell	27	2021	$2.70 Add
From Deliberative Democracy and the People: The Australian Experience From: From Subjects to Citizens View	This paper will explore the notion of the people and their manifestations in the evolving deliberative democracy. While this topic can be explored from any number of avenues, the approach of this …	John M. Williams	16	2004	$1.60 Add
From Description of the Interepreting System From: The Origins of Simultaneous Interpretation View	The eyes of the world were pointed on the crowded Nuremberg courtroom, and for the first time in history they marveled at something unknown: simultaneous interpretation.	Francesca Gaiba	35	1998	$4.55 Add
From Deverbalization From: Teaching Translation from Spanish to English View	Teaching units 11 to 17: Intersemiotic translation, Oral summary of oral text, Oral translation of oral text, Subtitling, Conversation interpreting – Role play, Police and court …	Allison Beeby-Lonsdale	26	1996	$3.12 Add
From Dorothy Livesay, the "Housewife," and the Radio in 1951: Modernist Embodiments of Audience From: The Canadian Modernists Meet	When radio programming began in the early 1920s, radio’s disembodied voice suggested to the public a live announcer’s or entertainer’s spatial proximity yet simultaneously drew …	Paul Tiessen	24	2005	$2.16 Add
From East-West Confrontation: China, Japan, India From: Interpreters as Diplomats View	Infinitely harder to surmount are the psychological and cultural differences, of which language is a mere reflection.	Ruth Roland	38	1999	$4.94 Add
From Ecologies of Governance as Social Technologies From: The New Geo-Governance View	It is most effective to partition the problem into compartments, and to put in place ecologies of governance making the highest and best use—in an eclectic way—of all the possible …	Gilles Paquet	12	2005	$1.08 Add
From Electronic Commerce Policy and the European Commission From: Cyberidentities View	During the last year significant progress has been achieved in mapping out the issues in global electronic commerce, and even in reaching a certain degree of consensus on principles between major …	Paul Timmers	5	1999	$0.70 Add
From Elizabeth Smart and Cecil Buller: Engendering Experimental Modernism From: The Canadian Modernists Meet	It is is because of their gender-inflected approach to the world, the body, and systems of signs that both were led to question the poetics of impersonality and the aesthetics of purity of their …	Anne Quéma	29	2005	$2.61 Add
From Epilogue – Interpreting After the Trial From: The Origins of Simultaneous Interpretation View	As a result of its use at Nuremberg, simultaneous interpretation spread to the United Nations in New York and to every major international conference.	Francesca Gaiba	6	1998	$0.78 Add
From NEW! Equality, Equity, and the Royal Commission on the Status of Women From: 1968 in Canada View	In 1968, Canadian women addressed women’s equality in the spotlight of a royal commission’s public hearing process. Predominantly white, married women spoke truth to power in …	Jane Arscott	22	2021	$2.20 Add
From Europe and the New World, to 1919 From: Interpreters as Diplomats View	We have seen how bilingual Greek scholars, steeped in Byzantine diplomatic lore, relocated to the four corners of Europe and, in the greatest numbers, to Venice. From them the Venetians learned …	Ruth Roland	41	1999	$5.33 Add
From Evidentialism at its Origins and Anglo-American Philosophy of Religion From: God and Argument - Dieu et l'argumentation philosophique View	There is no doubt that proofs for the existence of God are no longer fashionable amongst contemporary philosophers. Many people attribute the death of such proofs to the critique given by …	William Sweet	25	1999	$3.00 Add
From Evolving State — Civil Society Relationships: The Beginning of a New Era? From: The Canadian Distinctiveness into the XXIst Century - La distinction canadienne au tournant du XXIe siecle View	The relationship between the coluntary sector and the state is undergoing fundamental change in Canada, as elsewhere. Thisis a result of a transformation in both the nature of governance and …	Susan D. Phillips	30	2003	$2.40 Add