The diversity of the topics reflects the multiplicity of political struggles. The editors correctly let the chapters speak for themselves.
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Table of Contents:
Theoretical Issues in Socialist Renewal. Colin Leys (see bio. below): Marxism and Socialism at the End of the Twentieth Century. Jean-Pierre Deslauriers (Univ. du Quebec … Hull): The Relevance of Anarchism. Gregor Murray (Univ. Laval): Union Culture & Organizational Change in Ontario & Qu‚bec. Mona-Josee Gagnon (Univ. de Montreal): Trade Unions in Quebec: New Stakes. Laurie Adkin (University of Alberta): Ecology & Labour: Towards a New Societal Paradigm.Serge Quenneville (advisor for the environment, C.S.N. Service the g‚nie industriel): Local Unions & the Environment: Three Quebec Case-Studies. Rosemary Warskett (Labour College of Canada): Solidarity Through Diversity in the Ontario Labour Movement. Old and New Social Movements. Micheline De Seve (Univ. du Quebec … Montr‚al): Women, Political Action & Identity. Gragory Baum (McGill Univ.): The Catholic Left in Quebec. Joe Mihevc (York City Councilor & Univ. of Toronto): The Christian Left in Ontario. Michael McConkey (PhD., McGill Univ.): Toronto's Neighbourhood Association Movement. Henri Lustiger-Thaler (Ramopo College of New Jersey): Political Culture & the Politics of Bricolage: The Case of Montreal. Louis Favreau (Univ. du Quebec … Hull): The "Backyard Revolution" in Quebec: People & Community in a Liberal Democracy. John Clark (Chair, Ontario Coalition Against Poverty): Ontario Social Movements The Struggle Intensifies.

Colin Leys is a professor of political studies at Queen's University at Kingston. Marguerite Mendell is general editor of the series.