Jean Barman on how "Life Lived Like a Story" helps non-Indigenous people write respectfully about Indigenous topics. ...more

Laura Ishiguro on "Terrain of Memory" and its significance for Japanese Canadian studies. ...more

Ken Carty on Tina Loo's "Moved by the State" and why the Brenda and McLean series is the a "treasure chest of Canadian studies." ...more

"For 'Liquor and the Liberal State,' the journey from off hand idea to a book was a long one..." ...more

In light of recent cases of military scandals in Canada, Matthew Barrett explores the history of military misconduct. ...more

Authors Thomas Telfer and Virginia Torrie introduce us to the four cases discussed in their new book, "Debt and Federalism," illuminating why these cases form our foundation for understanding bankruptcy and insolvency in Canada. ...more

Pam Ratner on Leila J. Rupp's "Sapphistries" and the courage to publish sexuality studies before it was "mainstream." ...more

We're pleased to announce that UBC Press is now a Benetech Global Certified Accessible™ (GCA) publisher. Benetech, a nonprofit that empowers communities with software for social good, issues this accreditation to those publishers who produce EPUBs that meet a full range of accessibility features required to support the needs of all readers, including those with disabilities and learning differences. ...more

Cole Harris on how Alan Cairns' "Citizens Plus" contributes to discussion "crucial to the future of this country." ...more

John English on why Robert Bothwell's "Alliance and Illusion" will endure. ...more