In "Controversial Science: Controversial Experiments That Changed the World", Eric Story takes readers on a captivating journey through the history of scientific and medical breakthroughs that ignited fierce debates and forever altered the course of research practices. As part of the thought-provoking series "The Ethical Dilemma", this eye-opening book delves into the complex relationship between scientific controversies, ethical dilemmas in research, and the lasting impact of these conten...

Ramsay Cook (1931–2016) rewrote Canadian history. Distinctly uncomfortable with nationalism, like his intellectual hero George Orwell, he insisted on pluralism. His best-known contribution to Canadian historical writing was the idea of limited identities, which he refined across the length of his career but never abandoned. He also embraced federalism, bilingualism, multiculturalism, and minority rights as the best guarantees of difference. Herein lies the distilled essence of Ramsay Cook ...