Review Essays

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• Review Essay: Minority Perspectives, by Eleanor D. Glor (2023/02/28)
• Saskatchewan: Myth and Reality and Left to Right, two books by Dale Eisler, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (2022/10/17)
• An Innovation Overlooked, yet Vital: The Institutional Arrangements of Democracy in Thought and Practice, a review of Arguing with Zombies, by Paul Krugman, essay by Jos C.N. Raadschelders (2021/04/30)
• Public Policy Handbooks, by Eleanor D. Glor (2021/04/30)
• Comment on Review Essay Public Policy Handbooks, by Donald R. Officer (2021/04/30)
• Energy Transformation, by Howard A. Doughty (2019/07/29)
• Why are American Politics Extreme? by Eleanor D. Glor (2019/07/29)
• The Devil Redux, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2019/03/21)
• Growing Pains: The future of democracy (and work), Reviewed by Donald R. Officer (2019/03/21)
• Slouching Toward Mar-a-Lago: Suicide of the West, by Jonah Goldberg and Hillbilly Elegy, by J. D. Vance, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2018/10/04)
• Reflections (on the World): Hillary Rodham Clinton, Edward W. Said and Naguib Mahfouz, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (2018/06/16)
• New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy, Edited by David P. McGrane and Remaining Loyal: Social Democracy in Quebec and Saskatchewan, by David McGrane, University of Saskatchewan, Canada, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (2015/04/18)
• Futures of Democracy – Books reviewed: Democracies and Futures, by Mika Mannermaa, Jim Dator & Paula Tiihonen, eds; Democracy and the Turmoil of the Future, by Mika Mannermaa; and Russia 2017, by Osmo Kuusim, Hanna Smith & Paula Tiihonen, eds., Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2014/05/7)
• Optimistic Apocalyptics – Books reviewed: What Then Must We Do? Straight Talk on the Next American Revolution and We Are All Apocalyptics Now, On the Responsibilities of Teaching, Preaching, Reporting, Writing and Speaking Out, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2014/05/7)
• What’s the Matter with Islam, by Irshad Manji; Allah, Liberty & Love, by Irshad Manji; and Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here, by Karima Bennoune, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2013/04/24)
• The Spectre of Liberalism, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Faculty of Applied Arts and Health Sciences, Seneca College, King City, Canada (2008/10/25)
• Corporatizing Curriculum, Antonio Gramsci, Harry Braverman, David Noble and the Digital Divide, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Faculty of Applied Arts and Health Sciences, Seneca College, King City, Canada (2008/10/25)
• The Limits of Critical Thinking, Reviewed by Howard Doughty, College of International Studies, Hawaii Pacific University, USA (2006/12/22)
• Working with Cynicism, Books discussed – Harry Frankfurt, On Bullshit; Joep Schrijvers, The Way of the Rat: A Survivor’s Guide to Office Politics, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (2005/12/23)
• Canada’s Systems of Innovation, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (2005/10/06)
• Democratic Social Engagement, Reviewed by Don de Guerre, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada (2005/05/08)
• Managing Innovation, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (2004/04/24)
• Creativity Enhancement Books: How To, Not What To, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (2003/09/01)
• Canada’s Innovation Strategy, The Politics of Partnership Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2003/05/04)
• Cities in Civilization, Peter Hall, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (10/03/2003)
• Nor Commit A Social Science, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2002/06/20)
• Demonizing the Corporation, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2001/10/15)
• Working Poor, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2001/08/19)
• Innovation in Local Governments: A Review of Books by Terry Nichols Clark, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2000/03/24)
• Favourite Books of 1998, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (1999/02/18)
• The Interpretation of Technology: Arthur Kroker and the Canadian Mind, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1999/02/18)
• Two Cultures: The gap between humanists and scientists, A Review Essay on Stephen Jay Gould, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (2000/12/17)