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This book provides an overview of the opportunities and challenges presented by the use of artificial intelligence and its impact on legal journals, including the Ottawa Law Review.

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Bringing History to Life explores the school-based uses of history as cultural goods, leisure, and services to train students to better practice some of the thinking that historians must perform when they 'practice their craft.'

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Bringing History to Life explores the school-based uses of history as cultural goods, leisure, and services to train students to better practice some of the thinking that historians must perform when they 'practice their craft.'

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From Ottawa's Lower Town to Parliament Hill: discover the best portraits and photos of renowned photographer Jean-Marc Carisse, one of Canada's greatest photographers in a full-colour, hardbound coffee-table book.

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First, Do Less Harm: Harm Reduction as a Principle of Law and Policy brings together established and emerging scholars (including graduate students) from multiple disciplines (primarily law and social sciences), frontline organizations working in the area of harm reduction, and persons with lived experience of substance use and harm reduction.

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First, Do Less Harm: Harm Reduction as a Principle of Law and Policy brings together established and emerging scholars (including graduate students) from multiple disciplines (primarily law and social sciences), frontline organizations working in the area of harm reduction, and persons with lived experience of substance use and harm reduction.

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This is the story of Dounia, a Lebanese woman who struggles with her new life in Quebec. Isolated by language and cultural barriers, she nevertheless has the resilience and strength of character to evoke both the tragic and joyful moments of her family life.

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The global intellectual property (IP) system has profoundly evolved in the past decades. Given important developments, changes, and crises, what is the future of IP law and policy Featuring contributions from scholars from across Canada and around the world, this collection offers the reader insight into eighteen possible futures for the global IP system.

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The global intellectual property (IP) system has profoundly evolved in the past decades. Given important developments, changes, and crises, what is the future of IP law and policy Featuring contributions from scholars from across Canada and around the world, this collection offers the reader insight into eighteen possible futures for the global IP system.

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A special issue of the Journal of Prisoners on Prisons on "Emotions and the Affective Politics of Incarceration."

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Based on a number of criseshealth, migration, indigenous, academic freedom, Islam, etc.occurring in different socio-historical contexts, this book offers a critical reflection on the colonial, racist and sexist roots of crisis-making, and on the effects of crisis management on indigenous, black, racialized and migrant populations.

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Based on a number of "crises"--health, migration, indigenous, academic freedom, Islam, etc.--occurring in different socio-historical contexts, this book offers a critical reflection on the colonial, racist and sexist roots of crisis-making, and on the effects of "crisis management" on indigenous, black, racialized and migrant populations.

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In this book, the post-colonial migration of many thousand Jews from Morocco is analyzed. Based on oral histories and historical archives, these essays show the importance of colonialism and Zionism as disruptive forces that precipitated their massive exile and their settlement in France and Canada during the post-Shoah period.

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In this book, the post-colonial migration of many thousand Jews from Morocco is analyzed. Based on oral histories and historical archives, these essays show the importance of colonialism and Zionism as disruptive forces that precipitated their massive exile and their settlement in France and Canada during the post-Shoah period.