His Excellency, The Right Honourable David JohnstonDemocratizing knowledge: The key to progress Learn More |
Dan Gardner, Don Tapscott, Diana CarneyPanel Discussion: Imagining Canada’s Future Learn More |
Kim ThúyA long journey Learn More |
Gilles Patry, Reeta Tremblay, Jeffrey Keshen, Yves MauffetteResearch, education and service to the community: New ideas for a world with new demands Learn More |
Don TapscottMacrowikinomics: Social Sciences and Social Change in the Age of Social Media Learn More |
Mary EbertsProfessor as citizen Learn More |
Janine BrodieSocial literacy and social justice in times of crisis Learn More |
Jane UrquhartIntertextuality or Easter egg hunt: A Canadian writer’s adventures in the library Learn More |
Sidonie SmithToward a sustainable Humanities: Reconceptualizing doctoral education for the 21st century Learn More |
Thomas Homer-DixonNew tools for understanding a turbulent world: Complexity theory and the social sciences Learn More |
Chris HedgesDeath of the liberal class Learn More |
Margaret AtwoodBedtime Stories Learn More |
Choosing a theme for a conference as comprehensive as the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is no easy task. This year’s theme decidedly picks up on this diversity and complexity, with “Crossroads” particularly emphasizing the intersection of knowledge, a hallmark of Congress. Yet we’re not simply stopped at an intersection, staring each other [...]
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