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Established in 1969, BC Studies is dedicated to the exploration of British Columbia's cultural, economic, and political life; past and present.
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Book Review
PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 110, Summer 1996
Book Review
Book Review
Book Review
PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 110, Summer 1996
Book Review
Book Review
PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 110, Summer 1996
Book Review
Book Review
PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 110, Summer 1996
Book Review
Book Review
PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 110, Summer 1996
Contributors
Theodore H. Cohn is a professor of political science at Simon Fraser University who specializes in Canadian foreign policy, and international relations and political economy.
R.C. (Bob) Harris is a retired engineer and close student of the early geography of BC.
Susan Musgrave is a well known BC poet whose great grandfather presided over much of Salt Spring Island, and who wonders how the family lost the property. Although a recent book of her essays is Musgrave Landing, she has never, as far as she knows, lived on an island.
Paige Raibmon, an honours graduate in history from the University of British Columbia, is a doctoral student at Duke University.
Linda Rogers, a writer of poetry, prose, and children’s books, lives and teaches in Victoria.
Norman Ruff is a professor of political science at the University of Victoria and a recognized authority on BC politics.
Patrick J. Smith, Director of the Institute of Governance Studies at Simon Fraser University, specializes in local and provincial politics and public policy.