Mark Wegierski

Mark Wegierski
View From The North

Mark Wegierski holds a B.A. (Hons), M.A. in History, and M.L.S., all from the University of Toronto, as well as a graduate certificate in creative writing from Humber College. He is a Toronto-based writer, social critic, and historical researcher and is published in major Canadian newspapers, as well as in U.S. scholarly journals such as Humanitas, Review of Metaphysics, and Telos, and in popular U.S. magazines such as Chronicles and The World & I. His writing has also appeared in Polish, British, and German publications, including Politeja (Cracow: Jagiellonian University) and Salisbury Review. His article on Canada was reprinted in Annual Editions: World Politics, 1998–99 (Dushkin/McGraw-Hill, 1998).

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Archives of View From The North:

• August 5, 2008 – The Crisis of Late Modernity in the West: A Précis

• July 15, 2008 – Exploring the Social and Cultural Impact of the Internet:  Five Visions

• May 27, 2008 – Could Tory Film Vetting Spark a Serious Debate About Canadian Culture?

• March 18, 2008 – William F. Buckley Jr.: Founder — and Underminer — of American Conservatism?

• February 14, 2008 – Wired and Wireless

• January 29, 2008 – Third Parties in Canada

• December 28, 2007 – The Class Dynamics of Buchanan in the 1992 Primaries

• December 13, 2007 – Can Tuition Tax Credits Rescue Ontario Education?

• November 29, 2007 – The Socialist Third Party in Canada

• October 30, 2007 – Conservatives Face a Tough Battle in the Social Environment of Canada

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