How Israel lobby groups tried to curb free speech at York University

True stories of courage and resilience

A look at what's really happening inside Canada's universities.

Internationalization has come to be seen as an innate good in the discussion of higher education. Universities are expected to be increasingly "international" and participate in a global knowledge economy. But what does internationalization mean for university faculty, students and administrators? This innovative book brings together leading international and Canadian scholars to discuss internationalization in terms of federal and provincial government policy and institutional practices.

Is the integrity of Canadian universities being threatened by big business and a results driven environment?

Following the events of 9/11, rashly conceived anti-terror laws were introduced that put civil liberties at risk. Free Speech in Fearful Times offers a unique perspective on how the laws created to "protect" us can actually harm us.

Respected contributors from Canada, the United States and Europe share examine the many issues associated with the increasing restrictions on free speech in the media and the academic world.

Let Them Eat Prozac is a unique look at the pharmaceutical industry and its values. Dr. Healy examines the industry and one of the most popular drugs of the last twenty years.

This book looks at a disturbing trend in higher education in Canada and in many other countries: the evaluation and funding of universities based on business-oriented performance measures.

This book looks at a disturbing trend in higher education in Canada and in many other countries: the evaluation and funding of universities based on business-oriented performance measures.