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Publishing books that defend, refute, and create fresh interpretations of the world, MQUP is in the business of debate. With over 1,800 books in print and numerous awards and bestsellers, our goal is to produce rigorously edited, beautifully produced, intelligent, interesting books.

A joint venture of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, and Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, MQUP is both a specialist in the Canadian perspective and a publisher of international themes, attracting attent... (read more)
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The Slow Food Question

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July 21

McGill-Queen's University Press posted a new blog entry Beyond Wilderness reviewed in CHOICE.

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978-0-7735-3244-1 September 2007 This volume critically engages the tropes of a Canadian national identity that the Group of Seven Canadian Landscape Artists and their manipulators define as "northerness" and "...
978-0-7735-3351-6 September 2007 If exposed to American television advertising in 2008, a being from another planet might well think the primary health care issues for Americans- perhaps for the species in general-...
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978-0-7735-3247-2 April 2008 The committee’s nomination for the 2008 Porter Prize is Cecil Foster’s Blackness and Modernity: The Colour of Humanity and the Quest for Freedom. ...
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Participate in our "Slow Food" discussion feed for a chance to win a copy of The Slow Food Story by Geoff Andrews with a matching tote bag. Each post you add to the discussion feed will give you one entry into the contest. The draw which will take place at 11:59pm on August 30th, 2008.

McGill-Queen's University Press added new photos to New Titles for Fall 2008.

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Beyond Wilderness reviewed in CHOICE

978-0-7735-3244-1 September 2007 This volume critically engages the tropes of a Canadian national identity that the Group of Seven Canadian Landscape Artists and their manipulators define as "northerness" and "...
Posted July 21 8:07pm by McGill-Queen's University Press on McGill-Queen's University Press - Publicity Blog

Ethical choices in contemporary medicine: integrative bioethics by Sassower and Cutter reviewed in CHOICE

978-0-7735-3351-6 September 2007 If exposed to American television advertising in 2008, a being from another planet might well think the primary health care issues for Americans- perhaps for the species in general-...
Posted July 21 8:07pm by McGill-Queen's University Press on McGill-Queen's University Press - Publicity Blog

Cecil Foster wins the Canadian Sociological Association's 2008 John Porter Tradition of Excellence Book Award / Le Priz du livre dans la tradition d'excellence de John Porter

978-0-7735-3247-2 April 2008 The committee’s nomination for the 2008 Porter Prize is Cecil Foster’s Blackness and Modernity: The Colour of Humanity and the Quest for Freedom. ...
Posted July 16 5:56pm by McGill-Queen's University Press on McGill-Queen's University Press - Publicity Blog

Making Witches: Newfoundland Traditions of Spells and Counterspells by Barbara Rieti- Review in Atlantic Books Today by Paul Butler

978-0-7735-3360-8 May 2008 In her introduction to Making Witches, Barbara Rieti notes the presence of witchcraft as an offense in a 1729 document appointing justices of the peace to Newfoundland. This is a comment ...
Posted June 25 12:49pm by McGill-Queen's University Press on McGill-Queen's University Press - Publicity Blog

Mr. Charlotte Brontë by Alan H. Adamson- A Review by Cristina on the Brontë Blog

978-0-7735-3365-3 April 2008 The three key men in the Brontë saga have been maligned since their own time until relatively recently. And because Charlotte Brontë's death took place after her marriage to Arthur Bell...
Posted June 19 10:30am by McGill-Queen's University Press on McGill-Queen's University Press - Publicity Blog
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