Topics in Political Science

Bannerman, S. (2020). Canadian Communication Policy and Law. Canadian Scholars

Picard, R. G. (2020). Media and Communications Policy Making: Processes, Dynamics and International Variations. Palgrave MacMillan

Wernick, M. (2021). "Power in the capital" (pp. 13-35) in Governing Canada: A guide to the tradecraft of politics. On Point Press

Miljan, L. (2022). Chapter 1: “Basic concepts in the study of public policy” (pp.2-25) in Public Policy in Canada: An Introduction. Don Mills: Oxford University Press

Gasher, M., Skinner, D., and Coulter, N. (2020). “Chapter 7: The Formation of Public Policy” (pp.170-191) in Media & communication in Canada: Networks, culture, technology, audiences (Ninth Edition), Oxford University Press

Lalancette, M. and Raynauld, V. (2020). “Online mobilization: Tweeting truth to power in an era of revised patterns of mobilization in Canada” (pp.223-244) in T.A. Small and H.J. Jansen, Digital politics in Canada: Promises and realities, University of Toronto Press

Wilkinson, S. (2020). Four phases of Internet policy development: Risks to the public interest, Journal of Information Policy, 10: 184-209

Anstis, S., Barnett, S., Deibert, R., Gill, L., Penney, J., Reid, R.J., & Senft, A. (2020). Citizen Lab: Submission to the Government of Canada on the Renewal of the Responsible Business Conduct Strategy

Flew, T. and Smith, R. (2021). Selections from “Truth and misinformation in the post-truth era” (pp.214-222) in New media: An introduction (Fourth Canadian Edition), Oxford University Press

Parsons, C. (2020). “Electronic surveillance: The growth of digitally enabled surveillance and the atrophy of accountability in law enforcement and security agencies” (pp.112-135) in T.A. Small and H.J. Jansen, Digital politics in Canada: Promises and realities, University of Toronto Press

Selman, B., Fauteaux, B., and deWaard, A. (2022). From copyright cartels to commons and care: A public infrastructure model for Canadian music communities, Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 71(1): 1-23

Flew, T. and Smith, R. (2021). Selections from “Internet law, policy and governance” (pp.290-297) in New media: An Introduction (Fourth Canadian Edition), Oxford University Press

Middleton, C. (2017). An introduction to telecommunications policy in Canada, Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy, 5(4): 97-124

Armstrong, R. (2016). “Introduction” (pp. 3-19) in Broadcasting Policy in Canada (2nd Ed). University of Toronto Press

CRTC. (2019). Offering cultural diversity on TV and radio

Flew, T. and Smith, R. (2021). Selections from “Internet law, policy and governance” (pp.273-290) in New media: An Introduction (Fourth Canadian Edition), Oxford University Press

Internet Society. (2016). Internet governance: Why the multistakeholder approach works

First Nations Information Governance Centre (FNIGC) (2016). “Pathways to First Nations’ data and information sovereignty” (pp.139-155) in T. Kukutai and J. Taylor (Eds.), Indigenous data sovereignty: Toward an agenda, Canberra: Australian National University Press

Duncan, J., Luscombe, A., & Walby, K. (2023). Governing through transparency: Investigating the new access to information regime in Canada, The Information Society, 39(1), 45-61

Deibert, R. (2020). “Introduction” (pp.1-34) in Reset: Reclaiming the Internet for Civil Society, Toronto: Anansi Press

W.E.B. Du Bois, “The Souls of White Folk” from Darkwater (1920), pp. 29-55

Frantz Fanon, “Conclusion” from The Wretched of the Earth (1961), pp. 235-240

Silvia Federici, “Wages against Housework” (1975), pp. 1-8

Herbert Marcuse, “Introduction – The Paralysis of Criticism”, “New Forms of Social Control” in One-Dimensional Man (1964), pp. xxxix-20

Rainer Forst, “Noumenal Alienation: Rousseau, Kant, and Marx on the Dialectics of Self- Determination” (2017), pp. 523-551

John Medearis, Selections from “Introduction” and “Contesting the Welfare State” from Why Democracy is Oppositional (2015), pp. 1-4, 10, 169-202

James Tully, “Life Sustains Life, I” and selections from “Life Sustains Life, II” from Nature and Value (2020), pp. 163-180, 196-202

Steven Vogel, “Marx and Alienation from Nature” (1988), pp. 367-387

Leroy Little Bear, “Jagged Worldviews Colliding” (2000) from Reclaiming Indigenous Voice and Vision, pp. 77-85

Is the experience of colonization described by Little Bear a problem of alienation? Why? Why not?

Leanne Simpson, “Looking after Gdoo-naaganinaa: Precolonial Nishnaabeg Diplomatic and Treaty Relationships” (2008), pp. 29-42