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“The Natural History of Canadian Mammals tellsthis country’s story in lively ways that areunexpectedly wonderful and warm-blooded”Randy Boyagoda, The National Post“This glossy-paged comprehensive, stunningly illustrated, updatedvolume of The Natural History of Canadian Mammals is not justextensive, extremely informative and easy to use, but it can be read andenjoyed by readers all over the planet from inquisitive middle schoolstudents and interested adults, to the scientific community.”UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESSPraise for The Natural History of Canadian MammalsGay Ann Loesch, American Association of School Librarians 69.95Cloth ISBN 978-1-4426-4483-0eBook ISBN 978-1-4426-6776-1American Library Association Best of theBest from the University Presses for Publicand Secondary School Libraries (2013)Library Journal Best Reference of 2013 SciencesOutstanding Title, University Press Booksfor Public and Secondary School Libraries(2013) Awarded by the AmericanAssociation of School Librarians and theCollection Development and EvaluationSection of the Reference and User ServicesAssociationRosemary-Claire Collard, BC Studies“The loving work of over a decade, this encyclopedia commands respectand offers the old fashioned security that at any moment I can look up anyCanadian mammal”Severn Cullis-Suzuki, Canada’s History“Tells you everything you need to know about this country’s mammals”Anne Watson, Canadian Geographic“The Natural History of Canadian Mammals is a magnificent work”Joseph Morin, Kemptville EMC10 St. Mary Street, Suite 700Toronto Ontario Canada M4Y 2W8utppublishing.comSPRING-SUMMER 2014First Place, Reference Category –2013 New York Book Show“An engaging, beautiful, useful text that while heavier and bulkier than asmart phone, is infinitely more fun to use, taking its readers down a rabbithole of other worldliness. From one page to the next Naughton’s bookis guaranteed to surprise readers . I recommend this book to the widestaudience possible – BC Studies readers and beyond – in hopes that it mightstir in readers an awe for nonhuman life as deep as Naughton’s”SPRING-SUMMER 2014
RECENT AWARD WINNERSIn MemoriamRon SchoeffelIn July 2013, University of Toronto Press lostone of its guiding lights, Ron Schoeffel. A truegentleman and scholar, Ron received a PhD fromUniversity of Toronto and joined the EditorialDepartment at University of Toronto Press in1963. He made innumerable contributions overthe course of his fifty-year career at UTP. Mostnotably, Ron founded the Collected Worksof Erasmus project in 1968 and published thefirst volume in 1974. This ambitious projectis a testament to Ron’s passion, vision, andcommitment to academic research and what hecalled his “life’s work.” Ron officially retired fromUTP in 2001, and was recognized at that time withthe presentation of an honorary degree from StMichael’s College at the University of Toronto. Hecontinued to work part time at UTP on Erasmusand other projects and series that were dearto his heart, including Toronto Italian Studies,The Collected Works of Northrop Frye, andThe Collected Works of Bernard Lonergan.Winner: Ontario Historical SocietyFred Landon Award978-1-4426-1526-7 / 24.95 / 2011Winner: Canadian Law and Society AssociationBook Prize978-1-4426-2637-9 / 34.95 / 2012Winner: Osgoode Law Society Peter Oliver Prizein Canadian Legal History(for chapters by Susan McKelvey and David Steeves)978-1-4426-4689-6 / 80.00 / 2012Co-Winner: Canadian Association forTheatre Research Ann Saddlemyer Award978-1-4426-4446-5 / 45.00 / 2013Winner: Canadian Communication AssociationGertrude J. Robinson Prize978-1-4426-1204-4 / 29.95 / 2012Winner: Women’s and Gender Studies et RecherchesFéministes Outstanding Scholarship Prize978-1-4426-1171-9 / 27.95 / 2011“Ron brought us a wealth of knowledge andgood judgment. He was a highly regarded mentorto many developing scholars and editors, a shiningexample of passion and commitment to scholarship, and a respected and much-loved memberof our team,” said John Yates, UTP’s Chief ExecutiveOfficer. He will be sorely missed.COVER: Place de la Bourse in Brussels by the painter Fernand Toussaint, ca. 1900. Archives of the City of Brussels, Collection Iconographique,unindexed. (Cover image from Nicolas Kenny, The Feel of the City, page 29.)
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GENERAL INTERESTFirst Peoples of CanadaMasterworks from the Canadian Museum of CivilizationJean-Luc Pilon and Nicholette PrinceWith Contributions from Ian Dyck, Andrea Laforet,and Eldon YellowhornForeword by Douglas Cardinal176 pp / 9 x 11 / Available180 colour photographsPaper 978-1-4426-2612-6 49.95 ( 34.99) TeBook 978-1-4426-1677-6 49.95Indigenous Studies / Art History /AnthropologyPublished in association with the CanadianMuseum of CivilizationFirst Peoples of Canada offers readers a rare opportunity to experience a celebratedexhibition that has toured the world, yet has never been shown in Canada. Thisbeautifully designed, full-colour book presents a collection of 150 archaeologicaland ethnographic objects produced by Canada’s First Peoples – including some thatare thousands of years old – that represent spectacular expressions of creativity andingenuity.Curators Jean-Luc Pilon and Nicholette Prince sought out pieces held by theCanadian Museum of Civilization that could be considered “masterworks” basedon their aesthetic qualities, symbolic value, or the skills and raw materials used inmanufacturing them. These unique and priceless artifacts embody the rich diversityof skills and materials used by Canadian Inuit, First Nations, and Métis in bothancient and modern times.First Peoples of Canada is full of insights not only on the pieces themselves,but also on the cultures that produced them and the geography of this vast land.Readers will come away from this book with a renewed appreciation of the lifestylesand achievements of Canada’s original inhabitants.Jean-Luc Pilon is Curator of Ontario Archaeology at the Canadian Museum ofCivilization.Nicholette Prince is former Curator of Plateau Ethnology at the Canadian Museumof Civilization, now working as an independent consultant. She was the inauguralExecutive Director of the Nisga’a Museum in British Columbia.2university of toronto press
GENERAL INTEREST“This work provides a stunning visual companion to First Nation, Inuit, and Métiscultural history whose startling illustrations lay bare native creative genius and charta journey through the latitudes and longitudes of Canada’s diverse and spectaculargeographies.”Anthony Shelton, Director, Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia“The masterworks featured in this book, and the exhibition on which it is based,are a sumptuous feast for the eyes – quilled, tufted, beaded, carved, fringed, andpainted in a wondrous array of colours and materials. But they are so much morethan this, each being a cultural touchstone and material marker, offering a point ofentry into a long overdue healing conversation with the First Peoples of Canada thatacknowledges, and belatedly celebrates, their immense contributions to the waywe theorize, understand, and articulate the Canadian experience, both past andpresent, at home and abroad.”Allan J. Ryan, New Sun Chair in Aboriginal Art and Culture, Carleton UniversityWhale headdressThe use of copper and the placement of the chief’s face betweenthe whale’s eyes signify the importance of the person for whom theheaddress was made.Nisga’a, Northwest Coast19th centuryWood, copper, leather, paintHeadpiece: L: 32 W: 24 H: 29Leather tail: L : 40 W: 29CMC VII-C-328Photo: Doug Millar142143Above: Whale headdress / CMC VII-C-328 / Photo: Doug MillarTop right: Man’s frock coat / CMC III-H-418 / Photo: Doug MillarBottom right: Horse harness or headstall / CMC V-Z-9 / Photo: Doug Millarutppublishing.com3
GENERAL INTERESTEngaging ChinaMyth, Aspiration, and Strategy in Canadian Policyfrom Trudeau to HarperPaul EvansUTP InsightsENGAGI NGCHINAM Y T H , A S PI R AT ION,A N D S T R AT E GY I NC A NA DI A N P OL IC Y F ROMT R U D E A U to H A R P E RPAU L EVA NSApprox. 144 pp / 6 x 9 / April 2014Cloth 978-1-4426-4655-1 45.00 ( 30.99) EPaper 978-1-4426-1448-2 19.95 ( 13.99) TeBook 978-1-4426-6603-0 19.95Politics / Economics / Global BusinessFor more than four decades, engagement has been the bedrock of Canada’s policytoward China, as Ottawa has attempted to assist China’s entry into the internationalsystem and advance a commercial agenda. More than just high policy, engagementhas also been a recurrent narrative that sees changing China as a moral enterpriseas important as trade and diplomacy. As global China’s economic and diplomaticreach has expanded, policy makers in Ottawa have not fashioned an effectiveresponse. They are failing to produce a compelling strategy that addresses thepower shift underway and growing public anxiety about China at home.Engaging China is a concise account of the evolution and state of the Canadianapproach to China, its achievements, disappointments, and current dilemmas.Written by Paul Evans, professor at the Institute of Asian Research at the Universityof British Columbia and former head of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, thevolume inaugurates the UTP Insights series – books that take on the issues crucialto understanding our world and Canada’s place within it. Evans’s assessment ofthe evolution of Canada’s China policy speaks to the intellectual history of theidea of “engagement,” and assesses its internal contradictions and possibilities. Heprovides the elements of a comprehensive and strategic approach to China’s centralrole in the most important power shift in the global order since World War II.Paul Evans teaches contemporary Asian affairs at the University of British Columbia.University of Toronto Press is pleased to announce a new series:UTP InsightsUTP Insights is an innovative collection of brief books offering accessible introductions to the issues thatshape our world and Canada’s place within it. Each volume in the series focuses on a contemporaryissue, offering a fresh perspective anchored in cutting-edge scholarship. Spanning a broad range ofdisciplines in the social sciences and humanities, the books in the UTP Insights series will set the agendafor public discourse and debate, as well as provide valuable resources for students and instructors.4university of toronto press
GENERAL INTERESTOn Being Rich and PoorChristianity in a Time of Economic GlobalizationJacques EllulCompiled, Edited, and Translated by Willem H. VanderburgOne of the most original thinkers of the twentieth century, Jacques Ellul (1912–1994) was a French law professor, sociologist, lay theologian, and self-described“Christian anarchist.” Collecting Ellul’s lectures on the Bible, On Being Rich andPoor contains his prescient meditations on some of the most important theologicalquestions of the modern age. In this volume, a follow-up to the Ellul lecturescollected in On Freedom, Love, and Power, Ellul asks how it is that Christianitycan justify abandoning the poorest, weakest, and most vulnerable members ofsociety, depriving the next generation of a liveable future, and participating in anunprecedented wave of environmental destruction.In these talks, Ellul observes that some of the harshest language in the Jewishand Christian Bibles is reserved for those who are rich and powerful, and thusable to bend others to their will. Through his analysis of the prophetic vision ofAmos and the epistle of James, Ellul exposes the gap between the principles ofChristian life and the practices of the modern world. Critiquing a world that valuesdomination over collaboration, he offers an alternative path.Transcribed from the original recordings and translated by Willem H.Vanderburg, a student and long-time colleague of Ellul’s, On Being Rich and Pooris an unprecedented look at how one of the twentieth century’s foremost thinkersgrappled with some of today’s most challenging issues.Willem H. Vanderburg is a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto, wherehe was the founding director of the Centre for Technology and Social Development.He was a NATO post-doctoral fellow under Jacques Ellul from 1973 to 1978 at theUniversity of Bordeaux.JACQUESELLULON BEINGRICHAND POORCHRISTIANITY IN A TIMEO F E C O N O M I C G L O B A L I Z AT I O NCOMPILED, EDITED, AND TRANSLATED BYWILLEM H. VANDERBURGApprox. 288 pp / 6 x 9 / April 2014Cloth 978-1-4426-4854-8 65.00 ( 44.99) EPaper 978-1-4426-2626-3 27.95 ( 19.99) CeBook 978-1-4426-1720-9 27.95Religious Studies / Sociology / Philosophy“On Being Rich and Poor is one of the best introductions to Jacques Ellul’s Christianviews. His discussion of prophecy and prophets is eye-opening, and his commentaryon the epistle of James is likewise startling. This is a remarkable book that will unsettleboth Christians and non-Christians who think they know what Christianity is.”Richard Stivers, Distinguished Professor Emeritus,Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Illinois State UniversityAlso by Jacques Ellul:On Freedom, Love, and Power978-1-4426-1117-7 24.95 / 2010utppublishing.com5
GENERAL INTERESTTERRY COPPA U T H O RO FC I N D E R E L L AA R M YFIELDS FIREofSECONDEDITIONTHE CANADIANS INNORMANDYFields of FireThe Canadians in NormandySecond EditionTerry CoppJoanne Goodman Lectures SeriesWinner of the Society for Military HistoryDistinguished Book Award 2004Approx. 408 pp / 6 x 9 / May 201429 illustrationsPaper 978-1-4426-2655-3 34.95 ( 23.99) TeBook 978-1-4426-1945-6 34.95History / Military StudiesWith Fields of Fire, Terry Copp challenges the conventional view that theCanadian contribution to the Battle of Normandy was a “failure” – that the allieswon only through the use of brute force, and that the Canadian soldiers andcommanding officers were essentially incompetent. His detailed and impeccablyresearched analysis of what actually happened on the battlefield portrays aflexible, innovative army that made a major, and successful, contribution to thedefeat of the German forces in just seventy-six days.Challenging both existing interpretations of the campaign and currentapproaches to military history, Copp examines the Battle of Normandy,tracking the soldiers over the battlefield terrain and providing an account ofeach operation carried out by the Canadian army. In so doing, he illustrates thevalour, skill, and commitment of the Allied citizen-soldier in the face of a wellentrenched and well-equipped enemy army.This new edition of Copp’s best-selling, award-winning history includes anew introduction that reflects on the genesis of the book and its impact on ourunderstanding of the Second World War.Terry Copp is a professor emeritus of history at Wilfrid Laurier University andco-director of the Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies.“Copp has done a great service to Canadian military historians.”David Bercuson, The Globe and Mail“Full of new material, this is a provocative and challenging interpretation by amaster of Canada’s military history.”J.L. Granatstein, author of Canada’s Army: Waging War and Keeping the Peace“A must read for those interested in the Second World War or military history ingeneral.”Also by Terry Copp:Cinderella ArmyThe Canadians in Northwest Europe,1944–1945978-0-8020-9522-0 33.95 / 20066Bernd Horn, The Canadian Historical Review“Fields of Fire is a history that sets the standard for Canadian Second World Warscholarship.”Tim Cook, International Journaluniversity of toronto press
GENERAL INTERESTSmart GlobalizationThe Canadian Business and EconomicHistory ExperienceEdited by Andrew Smith and Dimitry AnastakisToday’s globalization debates pit neoliberals, who favour even deeper integrationinto the global economy, against neo-mercantilists, who call for a relativelyselective approach to globalization and the return to more interventionistindustrial policies. Both sides claim to have the facts on their side.Inspired by the work of economists Ha-Joon Chang and Dani Rodrik, editorsAndrew Smith and Dimitry Anastakis bring together essays from both historiansand economists in this collection to test claims that wealth comes from eitherprotectionism or free trade.With empirical research that spans more than a century of Canadian history,Smart Globalization demonstrates that Canada’s success stemmed neither fromcomplete openness to globalization or policies of isolation and self-sufficiency.Andrew Smith is a Lecturer in International Business at the University ofLiverpool Management School.Dimitry Anastakis is an associate professor in the Department of Historyat Trent University.ContributorsDimitry AnastakisMatthew J. BellamyAndrew DilleyLivio Di MatteoJ. C. Herbert EmeryMichael HintonMark KuhlbergGreig MordueMartin P. ShanahanAndrew SmithGraham D. TaylorDaryl WhiteApprox. 256 pp / 6 x 9 / March 20149 fi
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