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Book Launch in Ottawa
The Common Law Section of the University of Ottawa
and the EDGE Network are hosting a Global Economic
Governance book launch and roundtable discusion on February 9, 2010,
3-5 pm at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa
with a reception to follow.
Redesigning the
World Trade Organization for the Twenty-first
Century edited by Debra Steger and
Implementing the
WIPO's Development Agenda edited by Jeremy de
Beer will be the featured books. Both are copublished
with Wilfrid Laurier University Press, the Centre for
International Governance Innovation, and the
International Development Research Centre.
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Black History Month
February is Black History Month and in celebration
we'll feature a different book each week. Black
History Month as a concept dates back
to the early twentieth-century. However it was not
made “official” until March 2008 when Senator
Donald Oliver's motion received unanimous approval
from Parliament. For more information, visit the Government of Canada website
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In the News
Laurier Press and CIGI have co-published a
number of books in the Studies in International
Governance Series including two on Haiti:
Haiti: Hope for a Fragile State edited by
Yasmine Shamsie and Andrew S. Thompson and Backpacks Full of
Hope: The UN Mission in Haiti by Eduardo
Aldunate. Also, we invite to you view an op-ed piece
about Haiti and the Americas written by CIGI research fellow Annette Hester
which is posted on the
CIGI website.
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