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Synopsis

The British Journal of Canadian Studies is published twice-yearly by Liverpool University Press on behalf of the British Association for Canadian Studies. It is an interdisciplinary journal with a varied readership, and therefore welcomes contributions that are accessible to colleagues specialising in a range of disciplines. There is normally one ‘general’ issue and one ‘themed’ issue each year although this may vary. The Journal would normally expect to publish articles associated with Canadian Studies in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. These could be by academics working in these two countries or by visitors taking part in British and Irish conferences and seminars, whether organised directly by BACS and ACSI, or under the auspices of regional and specialist groups. The Editor will also consider articles that discuss Canada’s place and role in the wider English or French speaking worlds. Literature reviews and articles on teaching and learning related topics are also welcome.