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Shannon Bower
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Latest papers
Eroding a Way of Life: Neoliberalism and the Family Farm. Murray Knuttila.
Canadian Historical Review · 2024 · first author
Women’s Garden Work, Agricultural Rehabilitation, and Gendered Knowledge from Below on the Canadian Prairies, 1930–46
Canadian Historical Review · 2024 · first author
Notes from the Icehouse in Global Environment Volume 14, Number 3: Coastal Cities
Global Environment · 2021 · first author
20 publications.
Eroding a Way of Life: Neoliberalism and the Family Farm. Murray Knuttila.
Shannon Stunden Bower
Women’s Garden Work, Agricultural Rehabilitation, and Gendered Knowledge from Below on the Canadian Prairies, 1930–46
Shannon Stunden Bower
Notes from the Icehouse in Global Environment Volume 14, Number 3: Coastal Cities
Shannon Stunden Bower
Will Langford, The Global Politics of Poverty in Canada: Development Programs and Democracy, 1964-1979 (Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press 2020)
Shannon Stunden Bower
Tools for Rational Development: The Canada Land Inventory and the Canada Geographic Information System in Mid-twentieth century Canada
Shannon Stunden Bower
This Colossal Project: Building the Welland Ship Canal, 1913–1932 by Roberta M. Styran and Robert R. Taylor
Shannon Stunden Bower
The Affordances of MacKinnon Ravine: Fighting Freeways and Pursuing Government Reform in Edmonton, Alberta
Shannon Stunden Bower
The Affordances of MacKinnon Ravine: Fighting Freeways and Pursuing Government Reform in Edmonton, Alberta
Shannon Stunden Bower
Historical GIS Research in Canada
Shannon Stunden Bower
Escarpments, Agriculture, and the Historical Experience of Certainty in Manitoba and Ontario
Shannon Stunden Bower, Sean W. Gouglas
Frequent collaborators
- Shannon Stunden Bower and Shannon Bower: 20 shared papers
- Sean Gouglas and Shannon Stunden Bower: 1 shared paper
- Sean Gouglas and Shannon Bower: 1 shared paper
- History, Classics, & Religion Dept
- Environmental History
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