A new book edited by Shirley Ann Brown, professor emerita in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies and the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design, was published in December 2018 and launched in February in Bayeux, France.
Read moreYork University Professor Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati has authored the new book “Feminicides of Girl Children in the Family Context: An International Human Rights Law Approach” in which she examines the issue of feminicide, more specifically female infanticide, and the extent to which it is addressed under international law.
Read moreFaculty and graduate students of the Department of Politics, LA&PS, have collaborated to publish a book on radical left politics. The book is titled “The Radical Left and Social Transformation: Strategies of Augmentation and Reorganization.”
Read moreA new book by York Faculty of Education course director Kathleen Gould-Lundy provides new teachers with insights into what it means to be effective in the classroom. “Stand Up and Teach” is based on Gould-Lundy’s extensive experience working with teachers in Toronto and in school boards across Ontario.
Read moreZulfikar Hirji, an associate professor in the Department Anthropology, has co-authored a new accessible and illustrated account of Islamic history. The book provides an introduction to a faith that is practised today by more than one billion people whose traditions and civilizations are rich and diverse.
Read moreProfessor Ali Asgary’s book “Resettlement Challenges for Displaced Populations and Refugees” seeks to better understand population displacement challenges and the role that reconstruction, recovery knowledge and practice play.
Read moreA new publication makes a unique contribution to hate crime scholarship in Canada. It considers how we establish laws and policies around such crime, and argues that this debate is a reflection of the discussion (and anxiety) in larger Canadian society.
Read moreIlan Kapoor, professor of environmental studies at York University, has edited a book which is the first of its kind to examine globalization from a psychoanalytic perspective.
Read more“How to Succeed at University (and Get a Great Job!): Mastering the Critical Skills You Need for School, Work, and Life” has been translated into French. Published by the University of Ottawa Press, the book fills an important void for students studying in French, both in Canada and internationally.
Read more“Introduction to Health Informatics: A Canadian Perspective” is the first book of its kind to address a gap in availability of Canadian-centred health informatics books and provide a Canadian perspective on health informatics grounded in the unique Canadian health-care system.
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