Blog — ...of a long-standing commitment to an international scope Can’t beat ‘em? IRRODL discovered early on that the resistance to open access publishing outlets within the scholarly community had little to...
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Blog — ...digital publishing provides, including building a community of scholars and readers, and upholding our commitment to access. Beyond Publishing Terence told us that the idea for Manifold originated from a...
Blog — ...history from an individual’s perspective, it is often told by someone in power, an elite. Life writing allows individuals with no claim to power or position to share their real...
Blog — ...entire communities, not segments of a population. Make citizen values core to the process. Identifying one’s own value systems helps people to connect with one another outside of opinion. For...
Blog — ...of the Citizens’ Panel members to a larger community in an attempt to build stronger cohesion and sustained engagement. Be brave. Welcome citizens to contribute their own understanding of the...
Blog — ...Dialectics series How to Read Like You Mean It | April 2023 Kyle Conway “To read like you mean it is to find ways to live with other people, exploring...
Blog — ...locked the house and went to watch the celebration. Nobody came to open the latched door or worry about where she had gone.” Pata Dei is a path-breaking story in...
Blog — ...expanse of water reflecting the sunlight, and it was both beautiful and almost too much to bear. There appeared to be no land. I wondered to myself, where I would...
Blog — ...to shape federal policy? In Alberta, the New Democratic Party is in a position to reverse the democratic deficit that is presently fuelling political and economic inequality. The findings in...
Blog — ...dream and reality where we live and die. Sefer by Ewa Lipska, translated by Barbara Bogoczek and Tony Howard In those days I often talked to my father. “Read yourself,”...