Acadiensis

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A journal of regional history devoted to the study of Atlantic Canada. The essential source for reading and research on the region, Acadiensis is one of Canada's leading scholarly journals.

Suzanne Morton, Donald Wright

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Tina Loo

The View from Jacob Street: Reframing Urban Renewal in Postwar Halifax
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Ian McKay

The “Morals of Genealogy”: Liberal Settler Colonialism, the Nova Scotia Archives, and the North American Ancestor-Hunters, 1890-1980
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Susan Galavan

Transoceanic Networks of Exchange: New Brunswick Lumber, Merchant Trade, and the Building of Victorian Britain
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Karen Foster

Productivism, Neoliberalism, and Responses to Regional Disparities in Canada: The Case of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
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Vicki S. Hallett

Against Prevailing Currents: The History of Them Days Magazine in Labrador
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Suzanne Morton, Andrew Nurse, Donald Wright

New Voices in Regional Scholarship
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Fred Burrill

Re-developing Underdevelopment: An Agenda for New Histories of Capitalism in the Maritimes
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Philippe Volpé

Passer à l’agora : de la pertinence d’une histoire des sujets en action en Acadie
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Mercedes Peters

The Future is Mi’kmaq: Exploring the Merits of Nation-Based Histories as the Future of Indigenous History in Canada
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Thomas Peace, Gillian Allen

Rethinking Access to the Past: History and Archives in the Digital Age
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Lachlan Mackinnon

A Region in Retrospective: The History of Atlantic Canada, 2009-2019
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Colin M. Coates

Statues in Time: Canadian Days and Holidays
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Suzanne Morton, Donald Wright

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Volume 48, Number 2 (2019)

Front Matter

Front Matter

Articles

The View from Jacob Street: Reframing Urban Renewal in Postwar Halifax

The “Morals of Genealogy”: Liberal Settler Colonialism, the Nova Scotia Archives, and the North American Ancestor-Hunters, 1890-1980

Transoceanic Networks of Exchange: New Brunswick Lumber, Merchant Trade, and the Building of Victorian Britain

Productivism, Neoliberalism, and Responses to Regional Disparities in Canada: The Case of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency

Against Prevailing Currents: The History of Them Days Magazine in Labrador

New Voices

New Voices in Regional Scholarship

Re-developing Underdevelopment: An Agenda for New Histories of Capitalism in the Maritimes

Passer à l’agora : de la pertinence d’une histoire des sujets en action en Acadie

The Future is Mi’kmaq: Exploring the Merits of Nation-Based Histories as the Future of Indigenous History in Canada

Rethinking Access to the Past: History and Archives in the Digital Age

A Region in Retrospective: The History of Atlantic Canada, 2009-2019

Review Essays / Notes critiques

Statues in Time: Canadian Days and Holidays

Back Matter

Back Matter