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- Robarts_Centre_for_Canadian_Studies abstract "The Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies is a research centre at York University in Toronto, Canada that supports interdisciplinary and discipline-specific research pertinent to Canadianists and Canada's place in the world. Faculty affiliated with the Robarts Centre are concerned with Canadian society, its history, culture, thought, goals, values, and institutions. The Centre provides supervised research and writing opportunities for graduate students from a wide range of York graduate programs, and offers a series of public seminars, workshops, and conferences on major issues related to Canadian perspectives on Communications, Culture, the Fine Arts, History, Political Economy, Public Policy, and International Relations.".
- Q7340707 abstract "The Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies is a research centre at York University in Toronto, Canada that supports interdisciplinary and discipline-specific research pertinent to Canadianists and Canada's place in the world. Faculty affiliated with the Robarts Centre are concerned with Canadian society, its history, culture, thought, goals, values, and institutions. The Centre provides supervised research and writing opportunities for graduate students from a wide range of York graduate programs, and offers a series of public seminars, workshops, and conferences on major issues related to Canadian perspectives on Communications, Culture, the Fine Arts, History, Political Economy, Public Policy, and International Relations.".