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Globalizing Connections: Canada and the Developing World

This new resource presents a framework for analyzing the historical roots, contemporary challenges, and Canadian responses to globalization in eight areas of human interaction. As globalization increases the worldwide connectedness of Canada and the developing world in many aspects of our lives, it has presented both challenges and opportunities for all concerned. This resource presents an introduction and a three-step framework for thinking critically about globalization.

ISBN 978-0-86491-293-0

Price: $27.95

Supplementary briefing sheets for three additional phenomena are also available online on our website. These briefing sheets are intended for use with the framework presented in the print resource.

$27.95

Immigration in 20th Century Canada

The eight challenges in this unit explore the historical and contemporary treatment of immigrant groups. After researching positive immigration stories in their own family histories, students analyze the uneven reception of immigrant groups from the early Europeans to present-day "economic" refugees. In studying current immigration policies, students review hypothetical applicants to determine who to accept as landed immigrants, critique the current points system, establish an immigration quota and send a letter to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. (139 pp.)

ISBN 978-0-86491-254-1

$27.95