The inventive mind of John Maynard Keynes
The rise, fall, and resurgence of his economic theory
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Popular historian Paul Johnson dead at 94
An enthusiastic polemicist with no qualms about giving voice to his particular perspective on the world
Liberal disloyalty toward John Turner was truly shocking
After the Trudeau-Chretien wing of the party turned on him, an offer of help came from an unlikely source – Brian Mulroney
LIT Videobooks is changing the way the world consumes books
LIT Videobooks is the leader in creating and distributing video versions of best-selling nonfiction books
Education plays a key role in promoting understanding
Students must be taught to listen better to people from other parts of the world
New books connect sports with higher purpose in life
The Pope’s face lit up and he smiled when presented with On the Eighth Day
Every man is not in it for himself
The vast majority of us get along with our neighbours
The Search for Bridey Murphy a tale of reincarnation
Sales of the book far outpaced expectations
Sociologist reflects on living in the time of the pandemic
Until Further Notice, by Amy Kaler, is a collection of short personal reflections written in real-time during the first year of the pandemic
What an aging society will mean for inequality, inflation
A labour shortage will reduce income inequality. But inflation will trend higher
Windsor bookstore’s highly successful venture into publishing
Biblioasis has recently released two new books, one on baseball, the other on the origins of Covid
The assassination of Sir Henry Wilson Ireland’s Sarajevo?
Regardless of the British reaction to Wilson’s death, the Irish civil war was likely to happen
Richard Nixon’s California embarrassment
How did a man with one of the highest profiles in American politics – someone who’d just come within a hairsbreadth of winning the presidency in 1960 – flop so badly in 1962?
