"The Perils of Populism is a thoughtful warning about populism in a country that has been governed and administered for decades in profoundly anti-populist ways." Jamie Gillies, St. Thomas University. #CanadianPolitics #Populism Read it now: bit.ly/4fvhL7g

A 12-day-old with fever and seizures resistant to three medications. Brain MRI revealed the key, pointing to HHV-6 encephalitis. Read this vital 'Picture This' case study: https://bit.ly/jcin21f #NeonatalCare #MedEd #Neurology

In this Centre for International Governance Innovation article, UTP author Kent Roach argues that Canada needs stronger, more integrated financial-crime policing. Read the full piece and discover Kent Roach's new book Red Alert: https://bit.ly/4cXf1OD Jackman Law #RedAlert

Explore the new issue of the Canadian Pharmacists Journal (Volume 159, Issue 4) exploring pharmacist and physiotherapist collaboration for musculoskeletal care. Read now: bit.ly/CPJ1594

Paul Howe, award-winning author and UNB political scientist, blends political science, sociology, and psychology to ask the hard questions. How strong are Canada's democratic foundations? Can we withstand a populist surge? Read The Perils of Populism: bit.ly/4fvhL7g #PoliticalScience #Canada

What can point data reveal when mapped differently? Yukio Sadahiro examines a statistical approach to visualizing #SpatialPatterns of point attributes using spatial aggregation to generate clearer measures for analysis. Read more: bit.ly/CART61-2b 東京大学 The University of Tokyo / UTokyo #Cartography

“Under capitalism, being unemployed is a hardship. Yet the experience of unemployment in countries with generous welfare states is radically different from what Americans are used to.” Read an excerpt of Down and Out in Utopia in @jacobinmagazin.bsky.social: bit.ly/4iWcS9p @kellymckowen.bsky.social

“Through mud and mussels, artefacts and art, buried seeds and nesting birds, this book is lush, visual poetry and narrative re-enchantment with Toronto’s forgotten Don River.” Nina-Marie E. Lister, Toronto Metropolitan University Learn more: https://bit.ly/3UQaZB9 Waterfront Toronto #TOWaterfront

New in #Politics: Explore titles that engage in conversations about the changing views on war and #MilitarySacrifice, social movements including the Ontario #DaysOfAction, #UrbanPolitics across Canada, and other types of diplomacies. Read more below:

“A whole range of archival material related to #Intelligence and #Security tied into this inquiry… It was just too much to ignore.” Listen to Reinhold Kramer and Tom Mitchell discuss their upcoming book with New Books Network host Miranda Melcher: bit.ly/4ifXpRm BU Research #Espionage

Coping by Dr. Robert Maunder and Dr. Jonathan Hunter has been selected as David Gratzer's Reading of the Week! “The book is really a break from the typical self-help books that populate the shelves of bookstores.” Read the full review and an excerpt from Coping: https://bit.ly/4gN6rEq #BookReview

Reading of the Week: Drs. Maunder and Hunter’s New Book

From the Editor We are going to teach you how to keep your head above water while you manage your complicated life, even when it feels overwhelming. Writing a book that teaches how to cope, however…

bit.ly

Scholars study whether leisure activities linked to cultural capital increase violent victimization risk in the new issue of the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Read here: bit.ly/cjccj681c

Very pleased to be back in @jacobinmag.bsky.social with an excerpt from my new book, Down and Out in Utopia. My thanks to them and @uoftpress.bsky.social for making this happen!

Jacobin@jacobinmag.bsky.social · 2w ago

For Norwegians who lose their jobs, a comprehensive welfare system makes the experience of unemployment materially and morally very different from what unemployed workers in the United States undergo.

The Journal of History is now accepting submissions for a special issue, “Historical Testimony and the Arts.” Submissions will be accepted until December 4, 2026 and are subject to peer review. Read the full call for papers: utppublishing.com/journals/jh/... @uoftpress.bsky.social

September is FASD Awareness Month. We’re marking the month with a new FASD Fact of the Week series, highlighting research from the Journal of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. #FASD #FASDAwareness

Our #BacktoSchool Sale is here! Enjoy 20% off our entire website + free shipping now through Sept 30. Whether you're returning to the classroom or simply planning your next great read, now is the perfect time to refresh your bookshelf. (Textbooks excluded.) Shop now: bit.ly/4hlTlx1 #BookSale

Your Aorta combines medical expertise and patient-advocacy insight to explore the physical, emotional, and psychological realities of #AorticDisease. An essential guide for patients and loved ones. Read more: bit.ly/4bd3pG6 #AorticAneurysm #PatientAdvocacy Yale Cardiovascular Research Center

“Beyond its research contributions, Raising Spirit has inspired additional initiatives focused on leadership, empowerment & #GenderJustice within #BlackfootCommunities.” Learn more about the #RaisingSpiritProject & book in a new article: bit.ly/4r3b7t5 University of Lethbridge #IndigenousStudies

In 2010, the UN declared water a human right. In 2026, it's still one of the most mismanaged resources on Earth. Water on Wall Street explains why, and what to do about it. Read more: bit.ly/4d2VKLp Faculté des arts et des sciences Toulouse School of Economics (TSE) #WaterPolicy

New research in the Journal of Veterinary Medical Education (53.4) from @tamuvetmed.bsky.social examines the integration of online adaptive case studies into small animal medicine courses, and their impact on student confidence. Learn more: bit.ly/JVME53-4e #Veterinarians

New research in the Canadian Liver Journal (Volume 9, Issue 3) investigates the prognostic value of myosteatosis on post-transplant survival and cardiometabolic outcomes. Explore the findings: bit.ly/CanLivJ9-3c University Health Network Research at UHN #LiverResearch

New research in Clinical and Investigative Medicine (Volume 49, Issue 2) examines graduate research productivity in Canadian Md-PhD and Clinician Investigator pathways. Read more: bit.ly/CIM49-2c McGill Medicine and Health Sciences #MedicalResearch

Join author D. Grant Campbell at the Beach United Church on September 27 at 2 PM ET to learn more about Surviving Dementia Care, a compassionate, research-grounded guide that helps family caregivers feel seen. dgcampbell26.bsky.social Register now: https://bit.ly/4yc3DpX

Discover an accessible guide for people affected by #BreastCancer and those who support them. Steven Narod and Katarzyna Jerzak offer information to help patients understand options, prepare for medical conversations, and make informed decisions: https://bit.ly/4fg7xGD

Join author Mariia Shynkarenko for a seminar on her new book, Identity as Weapon, part of @ukrinstitute.bsky.social's new course Istoria: lessons for the present. Tue, Oct 20, 18:30–20:00 BST Registration required. Details: uil.org.uk/istoria/ Learn more about the book: bit.ly/4iSvjfa

If The Odyssey left you wanting more, explore our reading list spanning Homeric scholarship, philosophical questions of revenge, Joyce’s modern epic, and mythological creatures. Discover the full reading list here: bit.ly/4cb1KkT #TheOdyssey #Literature

New research in Cartographica (61.2) maps interregional #CommunicationNetworks across #Arctic and Siberian regions, highlighting their importance to cultural continuity and community well-being. Learn more: bit.ly/CART61-2a The Cartography and Geographic Information Society Geographical Magazine

A #LabourDay stat to chew on: in 1977, 47% of workers said money was their main interest in work. Today: 74%. Yet ask what you'd miss if work disappeared, it’s rarely the paycheck. Read I Want M.O.R.E by Scott Schieman: bit.ly/4pi1G8a #FutureofWork

Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine is an open access, peer-reviewed journal reaching internists across Canada and internationally. Reach Canada’s general internal medicine community through CJGIM advertising. Now offering 50% off. Find full details here: bit.ly/cjgimads #Healthcare

Great #Leadership requires more than reacting to the present. Time-Space Theory of Leadership and #Management offers a dynamic framework for designing organizations and decisions across time, space, and changing conditions. Discover this title: bit.ly/4dZV4Yh #BusinessStudies Tsinghua University