Archives

 2017

• Welcome to the Wilson Institute’s New Blog/Bienvenue sur le nouveau blogue de l’Institut Wilson, by Maxime Dagenais
• Staging an Imagined Ireland, by Matthew Barlow
• Y a-t-il entire quelque chose à dire sur “les Rébellions de 1837-38”?, by Julien Mauduit
• A Curious Connection: Continental and Atlantic Histories in a Creek and Cherokee Voyage to Quebec, by James Hill
• Henry David Thoreau, French Canada, and l’Américanité, by Patrick Lacroix
• “The most exploited section of the working class”: The Canadian Communist Party, International Communism, Nationality, and Racial Equality in the Interwar Period, by Oleksa Drachewych
• How to Find Subversive Canadians at 150, by Carly Ciufo
• Undiplomatic History: A Symposium on Rethinking the History of Canada in the World, by Phil Van Huizen and Asa McKercher
• Not Subject to the Scorn and Contumely of the Great: Alexander McNutt’s Nova Scotia, by Alexandra Montgomery
• Wilson Book Prize Nominees, by Maxime Dagenais
• Whose Canada150?: Listening Beyond Colonial Narratives, by Stacy Nation-Knapper
• Wilson Award Winners, by Maxime Dagenais
• Porcupine Postcards: Intimate Networks of the Great Fire of 1911, by Mica Jorgenson
• Transnational Leftism: A Symposium on the Comintern and the National, Colonial and Racial Questions, by Oleksa Drachewych
• Infusing Global History into Elementary and Secondary Classrooms, by Virginia Grimaldi
• Beyond Standing Rock: Activism, Academia, and the Fight for Sovereignty in the 21st Century, by Elizabeth Ellis 
• Natural Childbirth in Canada and the World, by Whitney Wood
• Entre le National et le Transnational: les Rébellions de 1837-38, by Maxime Dagenais and Julien Mauduit 
• Want Hope? Look to Barbados, by Jason Opal
• “Beware of Scamps and Rogues, Whatever Their Ability May Be”: The “Turton Job” and the Sexual Politics of Lord Durham’s Administration, by Jarett Henderson
• The Dog that did not Bite: British-American Rapprochement in Oregon Country, by Thomas Richards, Jr. 

2018

• Crossing Empires: The Experience of the Continental Army During the Invasion of Canada, by Rachel Engl Taggart
• Fairness between Economics and History in Canada, by Elsbeth Heaman
• Lending an Ear to the Archive: Rethinking Law and its Administration in Early British Quebec, by Brendan Gillis
• Black-Market Gumdrops, by Shirley Tillotson
• On Racism and Taxation: Rethinking the Chinese Head Tax, 1885-1923, by Laura Madokoro 
• On Inequality, Taxes, and the Party System in Canadian History, by David Tough
• Perfectly acquainted with all parts of his beat: Imagining the Ideal Police Officer and His Work in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Canada, by Dan Horner 
• WHEN THE WILSON INSTITUTE ASKS YOU TO PUT ON THE ACADEMY AWARDS OF GRADUATE CONFERENCES …, by Carly Cuifo 
• Regime Change, Law, and Borders in the Heart of French North America during the Eighteenth Century, by Robert Englebert 
• 2017 Wilson Prize Nominees!, by Maxime Dagenais 
• A Workshop in Transnational Feminism/Atelier sur le féminisme transnational, by Amanda Ricci and Maxime Dagenais 
• The American Review of Soviet Medicine: A Failed Fraternity, by Samantha Clarke 
• 2017 Wilson Award Winners, by Maxime Dagenais 
• An International Workshop on Post-Orientalism / Un atelier international sur le post-orientalisme, by Maurice Jr. Labelle 
• Making Ukrainian Canadians: A Reflection on Identity and Power, by Kassandra Luciuk
• Perennial Problems: Histories of Health and Environment across Borders, by Samantha Clarke 
• Disciplines and Disciplining: Canadian History and/as Transnational History, by Kristine Alexander 
• Seeing Niagara Falls, by Daniel Macfarlane 

2019

• Why is Democracy in Crisis, by James Kloppenberg 
• 2018 Wilson Prize Finalists!, by Maxime Dagenais
• Enchaining Democracy: The Now-Transnational Project of the Radical Libertarian Right, by Nancy MacLean
• Why is Liberal Democracy in Crisis?, by Ian McKay
• 2018 Wilson Prize Winners, by Maxime Dagenais
• An Indelible or Tenuous Right? A Reflection on the Evolution of Canadian Citizenship Through the Lens of British War Brides and Their Children, by Chelsea Barranger 
• Statue Wars, with Steve Paikin, Vanessa Watts, James Daschuk, and Christopher Moore
• Freedom’s Carceral Landscape: Counter Insurgency, Incarceration, and Racial Formation, by Max Mishler
• Sketches of Everyday Enslaved Black People in the Canadian Maritimes, by Amani Whitfield

2020

• 2019 Wilson Prize Finalists!, by Maxime Dagenais
• The American South, Slavery in the United States, and the Canadian Rebellion of 1837-38, by Maxime Dagenais 
• Enemy Alien, with Kassandra Luciuk and nicole marie burton
• 2019 Wilson Prize Winners!, by Maxime Dagenais
• Reflecting on COVID-19 and our Food Systems, by Dr. Jodey Nurse
• Not for King or Country, with Tyler Wentzell
• The Audacity of his Enterprise, with M. Max Hamon
• Catching up, with Katharine Rollwagen
• Catching up, with Dan Horner
• Catching up, with Jennifer Bonnell
• The Border Crossed us too, by Elizabeth Ellis
• Colonialism’s Currency, with Brian Gettler
• Seeing Themselves: Race, Education, and Black Life in Canada, by Funké Aladejebi

2021

• Preview: The History Neoliberalism in Canada / Aperçu : L’histoire du néolibéralisme au Canada, by Mack Penner and Nick Fast
• American Democracy after Trump: Hopes, Fears, and Precedents, with Jason Opal
• Catching up with our 2019 Corsini Fellows, Matt Caron and Julia Pyryeskina
• The Early History of Neoliberalism in Canada during World War II, by Will Langford 
• Abdication of Opposition: The CCF/NDP and the Rise of Neoliberalism in Canada, by Roberta Lexier 
• Neoliberalism, Packinghouses, and COVID-19, by Nicholas Fast 
• Neoliberalism and the Culture of Extractive Industry, by Steacy Easton
• Neoliberal Ideas and Settler Colonialism, by Mack Penner
• Will you Break the Law Somehow?: Civil Disobedience and Ontario’s Common Sense Revolution, by Doug Nesbitt 
• “Women Losers in a False Economy”: Feminist Resistance to Neoliberalism in Alberta, by Nancy Janovicek