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: “Why bilingual? Why not?”: Historicizing French immersion and the impact of Canadian parents for French in New Brunswick, 1969-1992
Author(s):: Rogers
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This report examines the social history of French immersion in New Brunswick. It uses statistical evidence from the...

: Determinants of Canadian outward foreign direct investment: a panel data analysis
Author(s):: Wang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This report attempts to examine the trends and the impact of various factors on Canadian outward foreign direct investment ...

: Contemporary North American poetry as postsecular prayer
Author(s):: Reimer
Discipline:: English
Discipline:: English
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: My thesis explores contemporary North American poetry as a form of postsecular prayer. I discuss works by Mary Szybist,...

: Economic consequences of climate change impacts: the case of Atlantic Canada
Author(s):: Nesterova
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Climate change poses wide-reaching challenges for regional economy. We study economic consequences of climate change impacts...

: Can macroeconomic variables explain long term movements of stock market sector indices?: A comparison of the US and Canada
Author(s):: Bhuiyan
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2018
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: While the relationship between stock market returns and macro-economic variables has been amply examined, a gap exists in the...

: The application and transition of just war principles in Canadian defence policy 1947–2005
Author(s):: Stieva
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Just War Theory is a set of principles that have long been used to guide and regulate warfare between nations. Just War...

: The contribution of immigration to economic development in New Brunswick
Author(s):: Wang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Today, Canada is one of the best places to immigrate. In comparison to some popular immigration destinations such as Ontario...

: Exploring the relationship between stock prices and exchange rates in North America and China
Author(s):: Zhang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This report explores the relationship between stock prices and exchange rates in North America and China during the post...

: Denominationalism in a Loyalist county: a social history of Charlotte, 1783–1940
Author(s):: Acheson
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 1964
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This thesis is a study of changing conditions and the factors that produced them in a segment of New Brunswick colonial...

: Analyzing the barriers to women's leadership in New Brunswick politics
Author(s):: McAdam
Discipline:: Political Science
Discipline:: Political Science
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The political representation of women is an issue that has been prevalent all over the world for decades. In Canada, women...

: chronic
Author(s):: Annear
Discipline:: English
Discipline:: English
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Framed by the physical language of elite athletics, Chronic depicts the experiences of a young collegiate woman as she...

: Engineering equal opportunity: technocracy and modernity in New Brunswick during the long 1960s
Author(s):: White
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The Program of Equal Opportunity (EO) marked a period of wide-reaching reform in New Brunswick for the areas of local...

: Making it up as you go: racial policy in the Canadian military during the two world wars
Author(s):: Stieva
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Approximately two thousand Black soldiers served overseas as part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during the First...

: The ‘Miserable parent’ and the ‘Luckless tribe’: a Thucydidean approach to journalism
Author(s):: McPhee
Discipline:: Classics & Ancient History
Discipline:: Classics & Ancient History
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: As the situation of journalists becomes increasingly precarious in the 21st century, more than ever journalism must reinvent...

: Identifying cannabis use motives and their association with problematic cannabis use
Author(s):: McDonald
Discipline:: Psychology
Discipline:: Psychology
Date:: 2019
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Cannabis is amongst the most frequently used substances worldwide (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 2015)....

: The Impact of the Automobile on the Government of New Brunswick. 1897–1932.
Author(s):: Allain
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 1987
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: G.T. Bloomfield, in his article on motorization in Saskatchewan between 1906 and 1934, pointed out that: "While the...

: Breaking things apart and putting them back together: ekphrastic poetry
Author(s):: Dawson
Discipline:: English
Discipline:: English
Date:: 2020
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: “Breaking Things Apart and Putting Them Back Together” is an ekphrastic poetry collection composed of forty-nine poems, as...

: “The worst winds of revolt”: connections between civilian and military dissidence during the French Crisis of 1917
Author(s):: Jackson
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2020
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This thesis, rooted in the fields of social, cultural, and military history, examines connections and correlations between...

: Conflicting Christianities: anti-Catholicism as a case study of diverging rhetoric in the Anglo-Atlantic world, 1754-1780
Author(s):: Isaac
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2020
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Manifestations of strident anti-Catholic sentiment during the Seven Years’ War (1754/56-1763)—a conflict seen in North...

: From the routine of war to the chaos of peace: First Canadian Army's transition to peacetime operations – April 23rd to May 31st 1945
Author(s):: Boates
Discipline:: History
Discipline:: History
Date:: 2020
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: This project explores the dynamic shift from combat to stability-building operations made by Canadian soldiers in the...

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