Canadian Intelligence for the Dangerous Decades

The Evolution of Canadian Wages over the Last Three Decades

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Canadian surgery and the Canadian Journal of Surgery--decades of change.

© 2007 Association médicale canadienne D Robert M. Janes, first Chairman of the Editorial Board, in his opening comments in the new Canadian Journal of Surgery (CJS) (vol. 1, no. 1 [Fig. 1], opined that “the establishment of a Canadian journal should not be regarded as further evidence of nationalism but as the assumption in yet another field of the obligations that attend our ever increasing s...

Expectations from Artificial Intelligence: What Changed During the Decades?

Artificial intelligence has been often perceived as a promising field that can provide methods and tools that can be extended to other research areas and exploited in industrial applications. Digital libraries and archives can thus have a twofold benefit. Since research and evaluation can hardly be carried out without the development of a working system, based on a real collection accessed by r...

Canadian political science and medicare: six decades of inquiry.

Based on an extensive sample of the literature, this critical review dissects the principal themes that have animated the Canadian political science profession on the topic of medicare. The review considers the coincidence of economic eras and how these are reflected in the methodological approaches to the study of medicare. As is to be expected, most of the scholarly activity coincides with th...

Dangerous mindsets: How beliefs about intelligence predict motivational change