Constant Struggle

Constant Struggle examines how Canadian democracy has been understood by its advocates and resistors, exploring key historical realities that have shaped it. Scholars from a range of disciplines tackle the methodological issues of this elusive concept, offering a renewed, sometimes unsettling depiction of Canada’s democratization process.

Julien Mauduit is a postdoctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins University.Tunnicliffe Jennifer :

Jennifer Tunnicliffe is assistant professor of history at Ryerson University.

Julien Mauduit is a SSHRC postdoctoral researcher at Johns Hopkins University. Jennifer Tunnicliffe is assistant professor of history at Toronto Metropolitan University.

"Constant Struggle is a major contribution to the history of democracy and political thought in Canada. It should be read by all those within and outside Canada who are concerned about the future of democracy." Eric Sager, University of Victoria and author of Inequality in Canada: The History and Politics of an Idea

"Constant Struggle is a challenging and innovative collection that comes out swinging: it will give thoughtful readers things to chew on!" Brian Young, McGill University and author of Patrician Families and the Making of Quebec: The Taschereaus and McCords