13 publications.
01
Signs of Secrecy: The Politics of Scandal in Eighteenth-Century English Print Culture
Pollock G
First author
02
Affective Allyship: Alt-Ac Identity and Political Work in Higher Education
Pollock G
2022First author
03
Discrimination in the Doctor’s Office:
Pollock G, Newbold KB, Lafrenière G, Edge S
Critical Social Work201931 citationsFirst authorOpen Access
04
DMDS: Knowledge Exchange(KE)
Fullwood A, Mircea G, Pollock G
2017Senior author
05
DMDS: Knowledge Mobilization
Pollock G, Mircea G
2017First author
06
Disney and the Politics of Public Culture
Giroux HA, Pollock G
2014Senior author
07
Discrimination in the Doctor’s Office: Immigrants and Refugee Experiences
Pollock, Newbold, Lafreniere G, Edge S
Critical Social Work2012First author
08
Is Disney Good for Your Kids? How Corporate Media Shape Youth Identity in the Digital Age
Pollock, Giroux HA
2011First author
09
The Mouse that Roared Disney and the End of Innocence
Giroux HA, Pollock G
2010Senior author
10
Signs of Secrecy: The Politics of Scandal in Eighteenth-Century Print Culture
Pollock G
2006First author
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- Research Support Facilitator, Faculty of Humanities, McMaster University
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