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"Is AI the internet where it has a slow effect that changes our economy over time, or is AI the steam engine which hit h...
01/07/2026

"Is AI the internet where it has a slow effect that changes our economy over time, or is AI the steam engine which hit hard and fast?”

Listen to David Eliot discussing new book Artificially Intelligent on Weekends with Ben O’Hara-Byrne: bit.ly/4b63PyL

“Raising Spirit in Blackfoot Territory is an excellent book – highly original and a pleasure to read.” —Daniel M. Goldst...
01/07/2026

“Raising Spirit in Blackfoot Territory is an excellent book – highly original and a pleasure to read.” —Daniel M. Goldstein, Rutgers University

This title examines the ethnographic dilemmas that arose across the run of the Raising Spirit project—it asks what ethnography can be in the era of reconciliation based on this multi-year, multimodal, collaborative project to articulate child-rearing values in Blackfoot Territory.

Learn more about this title: https://bit.ly/4atSPLj

“DiGiovanni’s book offers a timely and thorough review of how masculinity has been historically tied to militarized form...
01/07/2026

“DiGiovanni’s book offers a timely and thorough review of how masculinity has been historically tied to militarized forms of repression, lack of empathy, and death-driven politics in both Spain and Chile.” Pedro García-Caro University of Oregon

Militarized Masculinity in Spain and Chile examines the dictatorial regimes of Francisco Franco and Augusto Pinoche, shedding light on the enduring mechanisms of power and control that continue to resonate today.

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Keene State College Lisa DiGiovanni

Tune into a new interview with David Eliot on The Not Old—Better Show discussing Artificially Intelligent and how AI's p...
01/06/2026

Tune into a new interview with David Eliot on The Not Old—Better Show discussing Artificially Intelligent and how AI's past, present, and future are intertwined with our choices.

“AI: Promise, Peril & Your Power — with David Eliot”: bit.ly/4pivwYO

Author David Eliot joins The Curious Mans Podcast to discuss Artificially Intelligent and what AI can teach us about cr...
01/05/2026

Author David Eliot joins The Curious Mans Podcast to discuss Artificially Intelligent and what AI can teach us about creativity, intelligence, and humanity.

Tune in: bit.ly/4936XJ9

Tune into a new interview with author David Eliot!David joins the Chatting with Betsy Podcast to discuss his new book, A...
01/05/2026

Tune into a new interview with author David Eliot!

David joins the Chatting with Betsy Podcast to discuss his new book, Artificially Intelligent: The Very Human Story of AI: bit.ly/48DfXFZ

“Through a rich collection of essays honouring Valerie Hughes’ trade law career, readers are guided through the institut...
01/05/2026

“Through a rich collection of essays honouring Valerie Hughes’ trade law career, readers are guided through the institutional history of the World Trade Organization. Readers will learn how personal relationships underscore the rules, disputes, and politics of the multilateral trade system.” Mona Paulsen The London School of Economics and Political Science - LSE

Read more about Reckoning and Renewal: bit.ly/3Ma07K2

Written in Blood draws on lessons from past catastrophes to explore how disasters happen, and how they can be prevented....
01/05/2026

Written in Blood draws on lessons from past catastrophes to explore how disasters happen, and how they can be prevented.

“Written in Blood offers a clear, incisive account of the systems, assumptions, and politics that shape preparedness and the choices made long before a crisis begins.” Sandro Galea, Washington University in St. Louis

Order your copy: bit.ly/481zZZm

“The Innovation Navigator is a well-researched, thought-provoking guide for how to rethink innovation in the age of AI. ...
01/03/2026

“The Innovation Navigator is a well-researched, thought-provoking guide for how to rethink innovation in the age of AI. The combination of compelling cases and practical tools makes the book both digestible and actionable. Highly recommended.” —Scott D. Anthony, Clinical Professor, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College, and author of Epic Disruptions

This updated edition provides practical frameworks for applying AI across the original four key innovation modes – specialist, venture, community, and network – and offers insights on adopting multimodal strategies to stay ahead in today's competitive environment.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/48b6bdY

Commemorating 75 years since the establishment of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law, this book highlights the i...
01/03/2026

Commemorating 75 years since the establishment of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law, this book highlights the importance of the school’s past contributions to the future of law in Canada.

At the time of its creation, the University of Toronto Faculty of Law reconceptualized legal education in Ontario and beyond. Looking Forward by Looking Back pays homage to the visions of key figures in the school’s history such as founding dean Cecil “Caesar” Augustus Wright, Katherine Swinton, and John Willis among many other leading lights within the faculty.

Learn more about Looking Forward by Looking Back: https://bit.ly/4pWILPY

Gender Battles brings to light a powerful legacy of Latin American women’s resilience, influence, and political interven...
01/02/2026

Gender Battles brings to light a powerful legacy of Latin American women’s resilience, influence, and political intervention in times of conflict. Vanesa Miseres explores the overlooked voices of women who wrote about and participated in Latin American and global wars from the 19th to mid-20th centuries.

“A bold feminist lens on war, nationhood, and militarism, challenging conventional boundaries between public and private, and between culture and politics.” Katherine M. Marino UCLA History Department

Learn more: bit.ly/48T1W5R

Discover the work and achievements of Toronto architect Eric Arthur, a talented designer, educator, author, preservation...
01/02/2026

Discover the work and achievements of Toronto architect Eric Arthur, a talented designer, educator, author, preservationist, and planner, and explore Arthur’s lasting impact on building and teaching in Canada.

“Doyen of Canadian architectural history Harold Kalman insightfully illuminates Eric Arthur’s highly significant career as a practitioner and promoter of design change in Canada.” Rhodri Windsor-Liscombe UBC Art History, Visual Art and Theory

Learn more: bit.ly/4p8tbAm

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