• A comparison of factors determining the transition to postsecondary education in Toronto and Chicago 

  Anisef, Paul; Robson, Karen; Brown, Robert S.; Nagaoka, Jenny (Sage Publishing, 2019-07-24)

  We examine how race, sex and poverty contribute to the likelihood of attending two- and four-year colleges in Chicago and Toronto. In each city, we use longitudinal data on high school students and their postsecondary ...

• The Great Epizootic of 1872–73: Networks of Animal Disease in North American Urban Environments 

  Kheraj, Sean (Environmental History, Oxford University Press, 2018-07)

  This article examines the outbreak of an unknown illness (later thought to be equine influenza) among the horses of Toronto and its subsequent spread as a continent-wide panzootic. Known as the Great Epizootic, the illness ...

• Digital Humanities: Experimentation and Comparative Literature 

  Reisenleitner, Markus (2015-01-10)

• Transforming The Outer Harbour: Hogan’s Alley and the Dislocations of Vancouver’s Political Culture 

  Ingram, Susan (2020)

• DATASET: A paleolimnological approach for interpreting Aquatic Effects Monitoring at the Diavik Diamond Mine (Lac de Gras, Northwest Territories, Canada) 

  Korosi, Jennifer; Thienpont, Joshua; Eickmeyer, David; Kimpe, Linda; Blais, Jules (2020)

  A paleolimnological assessment of Lac de Gras (Northwest Territories, Canada) showed pronounced aquatic ecological and biogeochemical changes occurring since at least ~1950, well before diamond mining operations began in ...

• Dataset: Thermokarst disturbance drives concentration and composition of metals and polycyclic aromatic compounds in lakes of the western Canadian Arctic 

  Thienpont, Joshua; Eickmeyer, David; Kimpe, Linda; Blais, Jules (2020)

• Canadian Comparative Literature in Bits: The Impact of Open Access and Electronic Publication Formats 

  Reisenleitner, Markus (Lexington, 2020)

• Woke girls: from The Girl’s Realm to Teen Vogue 

  Coulter, Natalie; Moruzi, Kristine (Taylor & Francis, 2020)

  The article places the girls’ magazine Teen Vogue within the broader history of girls print culture, by reading it in relation to the Victorian girls’ magazine Girl’s Realm. These two periodicals represent two moments in ...

• Selling the Male Consumer the Playboy Way 

  Coulter, Natalie (Routledge, 2014)

  Under the direction of Hugh Hefner, Playboy magazine’s early success was predicated upon the unique marketing strategies of forging the persona of an idealized, imaginary reader called the playboy, with particular lifestyles ...

• From Toddlers to Teens: Colonizing Childhood the Disney Way 

  Coulter, Natalie (University of Winnipeg Centre for Research in Young People's Texts and Culture, 2012)

• L.A.’s Libidinal Economy: Seriality, Faciality, Umwelt 

  Ingram, Susan (2015-07)

• Hong Kong meets Veruschka: Cultural Translation and the Fashion of Disappearance 

  Ingram, Susan (2012-12-14)

• Mobilizing European law 

  Conant, Lisa; Hofman, Andreas; Soennecken, Dagmar; Vanhala, Lisa (Journal of European Public Policy, 2018)

  The literature on European legal mobilization asks why individuals, groups and companies go to court and explores the impact of litigation on policy, institutions and the balance of power among actors. Surveying the ...

• Ruts of Gentrification: Breaking the Surface of Vienna’s Changing Cityscape 

  Reisenleitner, Markus (2018-07-18)

  Last year, the city of Vienna celebrated the 150-year anniversary of the opening of the Ringstrasse, the central ring road that stands as symbol of the huge structural renewal that accompanied the transformation of ...

• The Growing Influence of the Courts over the Fate of Refugees. 

  Soennecken, Dagmar (Review of European and Russian Affairs, 2008)

  A number of migration scholars suggest that domestic courts have become the key protective institution for refugees. How can we explain this claim? One prominent explanation identifies group litigation as the key source ...

• Taking the Harper Government’s Refugee Policy to Court 

  Soennecken, Dagmar; Anderson, Christopher G. (University of Toronto, 2018)

  There is no question that significant changes occurred in Canadian refugee policy under the Conservative government of Stephen Harper during its near ten years in power. Indeed, observers note that virtually no aspect was ...

• An Embedded Systems Perspective in Conceptualizing Canada’s Healthcare Sustainability 

  Tsasis, Peter; Agrawal, Nirupama; Guriel, Natalie (MDPI, 2019)

  Healthcare sustainability has been dominated by a strong fiscal orientation. In an era of budget cuts and staff reductions, the financial challenges in Canadian healthcare are immediate and must be addressed. However, an ...

• Nickelodeon Nation, by Heather Hendershot (editor) 

  Coulter, Natalie (Canadian Journal of Communication, 2006)

• Regulating Screens: Issues in Broadcasting and Internet Governance for Children, by André H. Caron and Ronald I. Cohen 

  Coulter, Natalie (Canadian Journal of Communication, 2014)

• Ontario Boys: Masculinity and the Idea of Boyhood in Postwar Ontario: 1945-1960. By Christopher Greig. 

  Coulter, Natalie (Canadian Committee on Labour History, 2015)

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