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Vicar of Wakefield
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Tragedy in the Commons
In Tragedy in the Commons, Alison Loat and Michael MacMillan, founders of the non-partisan think tank Samara, draw on an astonishing eighty exit interviews with former Members of Parliament from across the political spectrum to unearth surprising observations about the practice of politics in Canada. Though Canada is at the top of international rankings of democracies, Canadians themselves increasingly don’t see politics as a way to solve society’s problems. Small wonder. In the news, they see grandstanding in the House of Commons and MPs pursuing agendas that don’t always make sense to the people who elected them. But elected officials make critical choices about how this wildly diver...
The Eccentric Solution
In The Eccentric Solution: An Orthopaedic Prescription for Muscular Health, Michael Mac Millan, MD dispels many of the myths about eccentric exercise and details how it can be safely and effectively incorporated into a high performance exercise routine. Laying the groundwork for effective application of eccentric techniques, this text contains revolutionary ideas as to the building of muscle with an emphasis on healthy aging and the prevention of sarcopenia.
The Practice of Language Rights in Canada
On what grounds should language rights be accorded in Canada, and to whom? This is the central question that is addressed in C. Michael MacMillan's book The Practice of Language Rights in Canada. The issue of language rights in Canada is one that is highly debated and discussed, partly because the basic underlying principles have been a neglected dimension in the debate. MacMillan examines the normative basis of language rights in Canadian public policy and public opinion. He argues that language rights policy should be founded upon the theoretical literature of human rights. Drawing on the philosophy behind human rights, the arguments for recognizing a right to language are considered, as w...
Paradise Lost
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