Patricia Monture (2009:26) correctly identified academia as a carceral space which is “exclusionary, silencing and perhaps even violent.” It has been long established that academia as a discursive and material … Read more “We are dropping like flies”: The professional and physiological implications of doing equity work.
The increasing availability of administrative data, coupled with growing demand for evidence-informed decision-making in government, presents a rich opportunity for increased collaboration between government and academia. This panel will discuss … Read more Administrative Data in Science and Policy: Building Bridges for Innovation and Transformation
Arts-based project outputs are making their way into traditional academic spaces, including recognition of their value by external funding sources and in tenure and promotion portfolios. This work, however, has … Read more Alternative Outputs: Mediated and Arts-based theorising beyond the academy
The membership of the Canadian Sociological Association / Société canadienne de sociologie
meet to discuss and vote on the business of the Association.
Over the last few decades, politicians in Europe and North America have fiercely debated the effects of a growing Muslim minority on their respective national identities. Some of these countries … Read more Author Meets Critics: Unveiling the Nation: The Politics of Secularism in France and Québec (McGill-Queen’s University Press 2019)
