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Philip Resnick (B.A., M.A., McGill, Ph.D. Toronto) has combined an interest in political theory with Canadian politics and political economy and comparative nationalism. His books include: Letters to a Québécois Friend; The Masks of Proteus: Canadian Reflections on the State; Toward a Canada-Quebec Union; Thinking English Canada; Twenty-First Century Democracy; The Politics of Resentment: B.C. Regionalism and Canadian Unity; The European Roots of Canadian Identity; The Labyrinth of North American Identities; and a memoir, Itineraries: An Intellectual Odyssey. He is also a poet whose most recent collections are Footsteps of the Past and  Passageways.

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Philip Resnick

Professor Emeritus
email philip.resnick@ubc.ca
location_on Buchanan C423
Research Area
Canada | Colonial, post-colonial, settler theories, and practices | Constitutions and Legal Institutions | Democratic theory and practice | Federalism and local politics | History of political thought | Political economy | Political theory of land and sovereignty

About

Philip Resnick (B.A., M.A., McGill, Ph.D. Toronto) has combined an interest in political theory with Canadian politics and political economy and comparative nationalism. His books include: Letters to a Québécois Friend; The Masks of Proteus: Canadian Reflections on the State; Toward a Canada-Quebec Union; Thinking English Canada; Twenty-First Century Democracy; The Politics of Resentment: B.C. Regionalism and Canadian Unity; The European Roots of Canadian Identity; The Labyrinth of North American Identities; and a memoir, Itineraries: An Intellectual Odyssey. He is also a poet whose most recent collections are Footsteps of the Past and  Passageways.

Philip Resnick

Professor Emeritus
email philip.resnick@ubc.ca
location_on Buchanan C423
Research Area
Canada | Colonial, post-colonial, settler theories, and practices | Constitutions and Legal Institutions | Democratic theory and practice | Federalism and local politics | History of political thought | Political economy | Political theory of land and sovereignty
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Philip Resnick (B.A., M.A., McGill, Ph.D. Toronto) has combined an interest in political theory with Canadian politics and political economy and comparative nationalism. His books include: Letters to a Québécois Friend; The Masks of Proteus: Canadian Reflections on the State; Toward a Canada-Quebec Union; Thinking English Canada; Twenty-First Century Democracy; The Politics of Resentment: B.C. Regionalism and Canadian Unity; The European Roots of Canadian Identity; The Labyrinth of North American Identities; and a memoir, Itineraries: An Intellectual Odyssey. He is also a poet whose most recent collections are Footsteps of the Past and  Passageways.