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UniWorld
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The IDRC Reports
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Nikolay Myaskovsky
Drawing on a wealth of unexplored sources, this biography offers the first comprehensive critical reappraisal of the life and works of Nikolay Myaskovsky. Zuk's account is far removed from Cold War clichés of the regimented Soviet artist or sentimental stereotypes of persecuted genius.
Seeking Innovation
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Problem Pesticides, Pesticide Problems
The debate around the pesticide code; Analyzing the pesticide code; Monitoring the pesticide code; Campaigning with the Pesticide code; Looking beyond the pesticide code; Resource guide.
Our Daily Poison
“An enlightening and deeply disturbing account” of the dangerous chemicals that have infiltrated our food, by the Rachel Carson Prize–winning journalist (Booklist). Our Daily Poison is “a gripping and urgent book” for anyone concerned about democracy, corporate power, or public health (Raj Patel, author of Stuffed and Starved). In it, award-winning journalist and filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin travels across North America, Europe, and Asia to document the shocking array of chemicals we encounter in our daily lives—from the pesticides that blanket our crops to the additives and plastics that contaminate our food—and their effects on our health over time. Following the trail of th...
What Do Women Want?
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Sources
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Education in Canada
As the basis of wealth in developed nations shifts from natural resources and manufacturing to knowledge, achieving higher levels of popular education becomes increasingly important. In Canada, as in many other countries, there is concern that the existing education systems are not adequately meeting the challenges of the complex modern world. This concern persists, despite the fact that Canada's post-secondary enrollment rates are among the highest in the world. This paper briefly discusses the practice, responsibilities and limitations of the federal government in educational matters, and some of the major public concerns with respect to accessibility, quality and funding.
