Vol. 44 No. 88 (2011)

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Published: 2011-11-01

Introduction

Dismantling the Asylum and Charting New Pathways into the Community: Mental Health Care in Twentieth Century Canada

Erika Dyck
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Articles

Premières initiatives d’intégration sociale des malades mentaux dans une phase de pré-désinstitutionnalisation. L’exemple de Saint-Jean-de-Dieu, 1910–1950

Isabelle Perreault, Marie-Claude Thifault
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The End of the Asylum (Town): Community responses to the depopulation and closure of the Saskatchewan Hospital, Weyburn

Chris Dooley
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Deinstitutionalization Reconsidered: Geographic and Demographic Changes in Mental Health Care in British Columbia and Alberta, 1950–1980

Geertje Boschma
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From Closed Ranks to Open Doors: Elaine and John Cummings’ Mental Health Education Experiment in 1950s Saskatchewan

Kathleen Kendall
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Visiting the Mentally Ill: Volunteer Visitors at Saskatchewan Hospital, Weyburn 1950–1965

Jayne Melville Whyte
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A House Divided: Deinstitutionalization, Medicare and the Canadian Mental Health Association in Saskatchewan, 1944–1964

Gregory P. Marchildon
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La révolution psychiatrique au Québec, 1950–1962. De l’asile à la psychiatrie communautaire et l’open-door

Catherine Duprey
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Deinstitutionalization and Vocational Rehabilitation for Mental Health Consumers in Nova Scotia since the 1950s

Judith Fingard, John Rutherford
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Review Essay

Class, Activism and History: Two New Books on the Sixties

Doug Owram
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Book Reviews

Books Received

Livres reçus / Books Received
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Index

Vol. XLIV (no 87–88) 2011
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