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Articles in Spring 2002 issue of Journal of Canadian Studies

• Celebrating Peter Gzowski
  by Stephen Bocking
• smokestack leaned toward capitalism: An examination of the middle way program of the Antigonish Movement, The
  by Scott MacAulay
• At home with Peter
  by Michael Peterman
• Renegades: J.L. Cohen, Bill Walsh, and the tragedies of the Canadian Left
  by Bryan D Palmer
• group of seven and the tourist landscape in Western Canada, or the more things change..., The
  by Lynda Jessup
• Who listens to us now?
  by George Elliott Clarke
• Vehicles of nationalism: Defining Canada in the 1930s
  by Joan Coutu
• Erratum
• From corporatism to associationalism: Linking state and society, and deepening democracy, in the Canadian polity
  by Rodney Haddow
• Experiments in economics and identity
  by Stephen Bocking
• Families in Canadian history: A review of four recent monographs
  by Lori Chambers
• Newfoundland and Labrador at the crossroads: Reform or lack of reform in a new era?
  by Stephen Tomblin
• Netukulimk past and present: Mikmaw ethics and the Atlantic fishery
  by Russel Lawrence Barsh
• Both speakers and listeners
  by John Wadland
• Remembering Peter Gzowski
  by Bonnie Patterson
• From destruction to construction: The Khaki Univesity of Canada, 1917-1919
  by Tim Cook