International Journal of Canadian Studies
International Journal of Canadian Studies now available from the University of Toronto Press
The University of Toronto Press is pleased to announce the addition of International Journal of Canadian Studies to the UTP publishing program, joining a group of distinguished learned journals.
International Journal of Canadian Studies is a bilingual, multidisciplinary, and peer-reviewed journal publishing the latest research in Canadian Studies from around the world. IJCS prides itself in being the only scholarly journal to bring together academic research conducted both by Canadians and academics studying Canada from abroad. The International Journal of Canadian Studies provides a common space for Canadianists from across the globe to pursue scholarly questions pertaining to Canada. Issues feature articles and review essays, offering a comprehensive study of the work being done globally in Canadian Studies. International Journal of Canadian Studies is available for sale at http://www.utpjournals.press/loi/ijcs
As of June 2018:
Three Co-Editors:
David Staines, University of Ottawa, Literature
Claude Denis, University of Ottawa, Sociology
Nadine Fabbi, University of Washington, Canadian Studies Center and Arctic and International Relations.
Three Associate Editors
Oriana Palusci, Univ. Di Napoli ‘L’Orientale’, Literature
Françoise Le Jeune, Université de Nantes, History
Susan Hodgett, East Anglia University, Area Studies
Chair of the Editorial Board
Patrick James, University of Southern California, Social Sciences
Editors:
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Issue #45-46, 2012
Francophonies, Interculturality, Cultures and Strategies / |
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Issue # 44 2011
Americanity, Continentalism and Globalisation |
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Issue # 43 Spring 2011
Miscellaneous: international perspectives on Canada |
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Issue # 42 Fall 2010
Canadian Issues: childhoods, states, nationalisms |
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Issue # 41 2010
Representation of First Nations and Métis |
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Issue # 39-40 2009
Culture / Natures in Canada |
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Issue # 38 2008
Borders, Migrations and Managing Diversity: New Mappings |
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Issue # 37 2008
Canadian Challenges |
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Issue # 36 2007
Democracy, Rule of Law, Human Rights. Canada 25 Years after the Charter of Rights and Freedoms |
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Issue # 35 2007
Sport, Identity and Social Division in Canada |
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Issue # 33-34 2006
30 Years of Canadian Studies |
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Issue # 32 2005
Open-topic Issue |
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Issue # 31 2005
Canada and Asia |
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Issue # 30 2004
Languages |
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Issue # 29 Fall 2004
Security/Insecurity |
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Issue # 28 Fall 2003
Health and Well-Being in Canada |
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Issue # 27 Spring 2003
Transculturalisms |
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Issue # 26 Fall 2002
Performing Canada |
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Issue # 25 Spring 2002
Post-Canada |
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Issue # 24 Fall 2001
Territory(ies) |
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Issue # 23 Spring 2001
Spirituality, Faith, Belief |
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Issue # 22 Fall 2000
Canada and the World in the Twentieth Century |
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Issue # 21 Spring 2000
Sexuality |
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Issue # 20 Fall 1999
Rebellion and Resistance |
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Issue # 19 Spring 1999
Articles from Canadian Studies Journals Around the World |
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Issue # 18 Fall 1998
Diaspora and Exile |
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Issue # 17 Spring 1998
Representation |
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Issue # 16 Fall 1997
Nationalism and Globalization |
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Issue # 15 Spring 1997
Time, Space and Place |
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Issue # 14 Fall 1996
Citizenship and Rights |
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Issue # 13 Spring 1996
Canada in the Americas |
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Issue # 12 Fall 1995
Aboriginal Peoples and Canada |
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Issue # 11 Spring 1995
Women in Canadian Society |
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Issue # 10 Fall 1994
Identities and Marginalities |
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Issue # 9 Spring 1994
Canada and the USSR/CIS Northern Neighbours |
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Special Issue Winter 1993
Generations in Canadian Society |
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Issue # 7-8 Spring-Fall 1993
The Charter, Federalism and the Constitution |
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Issue # 6 Fall 1992
Arts and Literature in Canada: Views from Abroad |
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Issue # 5 Spring 1992
European Contacts with Canada |
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Issue # 4 Fall 1991
The Evolving Canadian Landscape |
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Issue # 3 Spring 1991
The Changing Dimensions of Ethnicity |
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Issue # 1-2 Spring-Fall 1990
Research on Canada |
