May 2014 SELECTED

NEW TITLES Some Recent Additions to the Library Collection

Collection Spotlight:

Manitoba Highways maps ………………p. 1

Contents Legislative Library News....................................................................................................................................1 Librarian’s Picks .................................................................................................................................................2 New titles to borrow ...........................................................................................................................................4

Aboriginal Peoples ............................................................................................................................................4 Agriculture and Food ........................................................................................................................................4 Biography ..........................................................................................................................................................4 Economics, Finance and Taxation ...................................................................................................................4 Education and Training .....................................................................................................................................4 Environment, Energy and Natural Resources ..................................................................................................4 Health ................................................................................................................................................................5 Heritage and History .........................................................................................................................................5 International Issues ...........................................................................................................................................5 Management and Leadership ...........................................................................................................................5 Manitoba Fiction and Literature ........................................................................................................................5 Media & Communication ...................................................................................................................................6 Politics and Government ...................................................................................................................................6 Social Issues .....................................................................................................................................................6

Manitoba Heritage titles .....................................................................................................................................7 Aboriginal Peoples ............................................................................................................................................7 Agriculture and Food ........................................................................................................................................7 Biography ..........................................................................................................................................................7 Children’s Books ...............................................................................................................................................8 Culture, Sports and Tourism .............................................................................................................................8 Heritage and History .........................................................................................................................................8 Manitoba Fiction and Literature ........................................................................................................................9 Social Issues .....................................................................................................................................................9

Request Form ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

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Legislative Library News

Collection Spotlight: Manitoba Highways Maps

Ever wondered what routes were used by the first automobiles in the province?

Since 1931, the Manitoba Government has been providing official maps of the ever-expanding web of highways that criss-cross our province.

The Legislative Library has a complete collection of these Manitoba highways maps. Visit us to find out more!

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Librarian’s Picks

The myth of the strong leader : political leadership in modern politics / Archie Brown. New York : Basic Books, 2014. x, 466 pages. JC 330.3 Bro

From Kirkus Reviews: Brown addresses an apparent paradox in attitudes about political leaders. While people are presumed to prefer strong leaders, the author contends that leaders who attempt to appear overtly strong are actually less effective than more self-effacing ones. By the "strong leader" of the title, Brown means leaders who seize the responsibility for decision-making in all spheres of government, without deferring to colleagues with greater expertise in their areas of responsibility. Such leaders are essential to some authoritarian regimes, such as the fascist states of the 1930s or the "cult of personality" communist states like Russia under Stalin or North Korea today, but they appear in democracies as well, usually with unfortunate results. Regardless of the form of government, Brown argues that while the man on the white horse may

cut the most striking figure, he is more likely to make faulty decisions on his own than will someone who governs through persuasion and consensus. The author therefore deplores the tendency for presidents or premiers to take personal credit for achievements properly attributable to their party or government—he is particularly hard on Tony Blair in this regard—and of media to emphasize the influence of these leaders at the expense of other senior ministers. Accessible if somewhat dry in tone, this wide-ranging survey of regimes from the early 20th century to the present illuminates the author's thesis by contrasting the governing styles of a host of such leaders as Mao Zedong and Margaret Thatcher, on the one hand, with those of Deng Xiaoping and Clement Attlee on the other. Occasionally, it seems that Brown was torn between writing solely to press his point about effective leadership and producing a scholarly and thus more inclusive survey of political leadership styles and results regardless of their relevance to his overall theme. A sure-handed historical review with an engaging viewpoint.

I spend, therefore I am : how economics has changed the way we think and feel / Philip Roscoe. Toronto : Random House Canada, 2014. 262 pages. HM 548 Ros

From the Guardian: Philip Roscoe's book appears to join a growing pantheon of popular literature on economics that attests to the creeping influence of this most imprecise science, and includes the likes of Tim Harford's The Undercover Economist and Freakonomics by Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt. But while those authors are happy to see all facets of life through an economic lens, Roscoe believes the steady intrusion of economics into our daily affairs is pernicious and that we should be looking for alternatives to an economics-based worldview. Roscoe makes a convincing case for the way economics has commodified and devalued aspects of our lives that should be governed by other considerations. Ranking tables and cost-benefit algorithms, for example, have become de facto in education and healthcare; online dating substitutes a calculated, pseudoscientific approach to finding the "right" partner for the spontaneity of a serendipitous encounter. Economics is only this influential, economists would retort, because the "market" it seeks to explain reflects a natural order based on the immutable truth of human self-interest. Yet Roscoe skilfully deconstructs this notion, exposing the flawed assumptions in the economic theories of some respected thinkers. He gives us a fresh and incisive critique of a doctrine still shaping our society.

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Measuring the value of a postsecondary education / edited by Ken Norrie and Mary Catharine Lennon. Montréal ; Kingston : School of Policy Studies, Queen's University : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2013. xii, 194 pages. LB 2322.2 Mea

From McGill-Queen’s University Press: Measuring the Value of a Postsecondary Education is an insightful collection of essays that respond to current and pressing questions in the field of higher education: What do we mean by "quality" of education? What do courses and programs promise to deliver, and do they succeed? What do we know about improving learning outcomes, and is reform possible?

Comprised of papers presented at a conference of experts convened by the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario in 2011, the book begins by evaluating pioneering initiatives in Europe, and follows this with reports on efforts to measure and evaluate

learning outcomes. Drawing on over two decades of work by international agencies, governments, and foundations in identifying and evaluating learning outcomes in higher education, Measuring the Value of a Postsecondary Education encourages educational institutions to draw on this evidence in revising course and program offerings.

The antidote : inside the world of new pharma / Barry Werth. First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition. New York : Simon & Schuster, 2014. x, 435 pages. HD 9665.5 Wer

From Booklist Reviews: Werth, author and journalist, offers this sequel to The Billion-Dollar Molecule (1994), on the founding of the pharmaceutical company Vertex. Joshua Boger, founding scientist and president, along with a group of young scientists, set out in a garage to overtake the big drug companies. The author returns to Vertex to learn what it takes to succeed in science and business and sees that 22 years later and at about four times the anticipated cost, Vertex is now set to achieve Boger's initial goals: "Make better drugs, faster. Create the 21st century biopharmaceutical company. Become Merck, only better." Werth seeks to discover what Boger's vision has become and considers if it is a road map toward "a new biological epoch." We learn that "all progress in the pharmaceutical business is backbreaking, freighted with unknowns, and takes twice as long as you think it will." Now Vertex has nearly 2,000 employees, and it is about to debut the company's first drugs discovered and developed internally and commercialized under its own label.

Tragedy in the Commons : former Members of Parliament speak out about Canada's failing democracy / Alison Loat & Michael MacMillan. Toronto : Random House Canada, a division of Random House of Canada Limited, 2014. 274 pages. JL 161 Loa

From Publishers Weekly Reviews: Canadian Members of Parliament have lost the respect of the public, their childish partisan antics and apparent disconnection from the interests of their constituents driving declining faith in democracy in Canada. The authors, who founded Samara Canada to improve Canadian political participation, took the bold step of interviewing 80 retired MPs about the institution in which they served. Although they interviewed politicians from across the political spectrum, the picture that emerges is surprisingly uniform, from a lack of mentoring to the self-serving myths Members of Parliament tell themselves to frustrations over the ways the realities of parliament run roughshod over idealistic ambitions. A major force driving the disconnect between goals and

results is reported to be a succession of autocratic prime ministers extending the power of the Prime Minister's Office. Loat and MacMillan explore what can be done to halt the widening divide between Canadians and their government. It reflects well on the authors that confronted with the Augean stables of their nation's government they offer constructive criticism rather than falling victim to the paroxysm of despair this work may inspire in readers; their optimism inspires even if it fails to convince.

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New titles to borrow Aboriginal Peoples

1. Who is an Indian? : race, place, and the politics of indigeneity in the Americas / edited by Maximilian C. Forte. Toronto ; Buffalo ; London : University of Toronto Press, 2013. xii, 254 p. GN 550 Who

Agriculture and Food

2. Regulation of agricultural biotechnology : the United States and Canada / Chris A. Wozniak, Alan McHughen, editors. Dordrecht ; New York : Springer, 2013. xii, 393 p. KF 1893 .B56 Reg

Biography

3. Distant voices : memoirs of my youth / Rémi Bouchard. Edmonton : Black Cat Productions, 2000. 121 p. CT 1 Bouchard, Remi Bou

4. Hutterites : the nine: our story to freedom / Glenda Maendel ... et al. North Dakota : Risen Son Publishing, 2013. 170 p., [4] p. of plates. CT 2 Waldner Hut

5. So well remembered / by Kristiana Magnusson. British Columbia : A & K Publications, 1978. 105 p. CT 2 Magnusson Cla

Economics, Finance and Taxation

6. I spend, therefore I am : how economics has changed the way we think and feel / Philip Roscoe. Toronto : Random House Canada, 2014. 262 pages. HM 548 Ros

7. Tax is not a four-letter word : a different take on taxes in Canada / Alex Himelfarb and Jordan Himelfarb, editors. Waterloo, Ontario : Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2013. vii, 293 pages. HJ 2449 Tax

8. Too high to fail : cannabis and the new green economic revolution / Doug Fine. New York : Gotham Books, 2013. xlv, 337 p., [8] p. of plates. Reprint. Originally published: 2012. HD 9019 .M38 Fin

Education and Training

9. Measuring the value of a postsecondary education / edited by Ken Norrie and Mary Catharine Lennon. Montréal ; Kingston : School of Policy Studies, Queen's University : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2013. xii, 194 pages. LB 2322.2 Mea

Environment, Energy and Natural Resources

10. Cold matters : the state and fate of Canada's fresh water / Robert William Sandford. Victoria, BC : Rocky Mountain Books, 2012. xiii, 256 p. QC 981.8 .I23 San

11. Cold, hungry and in the dark : exploding the natural gas supply myth / Bill Powers ; foreword by Art Berman. Gabriola, BC : New Society Publishers, 2013. xxii, 313 p. HD 9581 .U52 Pow

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12. Ice and water : politics, peoples, and the Arctic Council / John English ; general editors, Margaret MacMillan and Robert Bothwell. Toronto : Allen Lane, 2013. [xiii], 367 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates. GE 190 .C3 Eng

Health

13. The antidote : inside the world of new pharma / Barry Werth. First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition. New York : Simon & Schuster, 2014. x, 435 pages. HD 9665.5 Wer

14. A bitter pill : how the medical system is failing the elderly / John Sloan. Vancouver : Greystone Books, 2009. 252 p. RC 952 Slo

15. Paradigm freeze : why it is so hard to reform health-care policy in Canada / edited by Harvey Lazar, John N. Lavis, Pierre-Gerlier Forest, and John Church. Montreal ; Kingston : Institute of Intergovernmental Relations : School of Policy Studies, Queen's University : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2013. xvi, 398 pages. RA 395 .C3 Par

Heritage and History

16. The survival of a community : the history of Neuenburg and Birkenhead School District / by Henry Unger. Morden : Henry Unger, 2012. A5, 250 p. F 5648 .B565 Ung

International Issues

17. Canada and international democracy assistance : what direction for the Harper government's foreign policy / Gerald J. Schmitz, Ph.D. Kingston : Centre for International and Defence Policy, Queen's University, 2013. 34 pages. FC 242 Sch

18. The politics of public policy / Richard P. Barberio. Edition no.01. Boston : Pearson, 2014. xi, 222 pages. JK 421 Bar

19. The world factbook 2013 - 14 / Central Intelligence Agency. 51st edition. Washington, D.C. : Central Intelligence Agency, 2013. lii, 813 p., [16] leaves of plates. G 122 Wor

Management and Leadership

20. Boards that lead : when to take charge, when to partner, and when to stay out of the way / Ram Charan, Dennis Carey, Michael Useem. Boston, Massachusetts : Harvard Business Review Press, 2014. iv, 300 pages. HD 2745 Cha

21. Cubed : a secret history of the workplace / Nikil Saval. First edition. New York : Doubleday, 2014. ix, 352 pages. HF 5547 Sav

Manitoba Fiction and Literature

22. Broken harnesses / by Harry F. Wilkins and Roxane L. Anderson. Clandeboye, MB : BK Publishing, 2013. 254 p. PS 8645 Wil

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23. The news : a user's manual / Alain de Botton. Toronto : Signal, 2014. 268 pages. PN 4749 De

24. Propaganda and the ethics of persuasion / Randal Marlin. Second edition. Peterborough, Ontario : Broadview Press, 2013. xviii, 368 pages. HM 1231 Mar

25. Publicity and the Canadian state : critical communications perspectives / edited by Kirsten Kozolanka. Toronto ; Buffalo ; London : University of Toronto Press, 2014. 377 pages. JL 86 .P8 Pub

Politics and Government

26. Canadian public administration in the 21st century / edited by Charles Conteh, Ian Roberge. Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 2014. xviii, 224 pages. JL 75 Can

27. Looking West : regional transformation and the future of Canada / Loleen Berdahl and Roger Gibbins. North York, Ontario : University of Toronto Press, 2014. xix, 172 pages. HC 117 .W3 Ber

28. The myth of the strong leader : political leadership in modern politics / Archie Brown. New York : Basic Books, 2014. x, 466 pages. JC 330.3 Bro

29. The political brain : the role of emotion in deciding the fate of the nation / Drew Westen. New York : PublicAffairs, 2008. xv, 475 p. JK 528 Wes

30. Tragedy in the Commons : former Members of Parliament speak out about Canada's failing democracy / Alison Loat & Michael MacMillan. Toronto : Random House Canada, a division of Random House of Canada Limited, 2014. 274 pages. JL 161 Loa

31. Winning Power : Canadian Campaigning in The Twenty-first Century / Tom Flanagan. Montreal ; Kingston ; Ithaca [New York] : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2014. viii, 234 pages. JL 193 Fla

Social Issues

32. Invisible women, a call to action : a report on missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada : report of the Special Committee on Violence Against Indigenous Women. Ottawa : Special Committee on Violence Against Indigenous Women, 2014. viii, 85 pages. "March 2014, 41st Parliament, Second Session." Chair: Stella Ambler. Canada Parl HofC SpC VAIW In English: http://www.parl.gc.ca/content/hoc/Committee/412/IWFA/Reports/RP6469851/IWFArp01/IWFArp01-e.pdf En français: http://www.parl.gc.ca/content/hoc/Committee/412/IWFA/Reports/RP6469851/IWFArp01/IWFArp01-f.pdf

33. Taking liberties : a history of human rights in Canada / edited by David Goutor and Stephen Heathorn. Don Mills, Ontario : Oxford University Press, 2013. ix, 291 pages. JC 599 .C3 Tak

34. The tyranny of experts : economists, dictators, and the forgotten rights of the poor / William Easterly. New York : Basic Books, a member of the Perseus Book Group, 2013. viii, 394 pages. HC 79 .P63 Eas

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Manitoba Heritage titles Aboriginal Peoples

35. 7 générations / auteur, David Alexander Robertson ; illustrateur, Scott B. Henderson ; traduction en français, Diane Lavoie. Saint-Boniface, Manitoba : Les Éditions des Plaines, 2013. Volume 1. PN 6734 Rob Fra

Agriculture and Food

36. The flora of Manitoba / by W.A. Burman. Winnipeg : University of Manitoba, 1910. 30 p. QK 203.M3 Bur

37. Horticultural Industry Days : annual meeting : Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1974, November / organized by Manitoba Greenhouse Growers' Association, Manitoba Nursery & Landscape Association, Strawberry Growers' Association of Manitoba, Vegetable Growers' Association of Manitoba. Winnipeg : [publisher not identified], 1974. 97 pages. SB 319.3 .C2 Hor

38. Prize list : Manitoba Horticultural Association, provincial fruit show / hosted by Brandon Horticultural Society. Winnipeg : Manitoba Horticultural Association, 1969. 8 pages. SB 317.76 .C22 Pri

39. Rossburn junior ladies' aid cook book. Rossburn : Rossburn Junior Ladies' Aid, 1950. 52 pages. TX 715.6 Ros

40. Rossburn W.A. cook book / compiled by members of the Women's Association of the Rossburn United Church. Rossburn : Women's Association of the Rossburn United Church, 1956. 54 pages. TX 715.6 Wom

41. This supplement completes the historical record of the Winnipeg Horticultural Society for fifty years, 1931-1981. Winnipeg : Winnipeg Horticultural Society, 1981. 22 pages. SB 114 .W5 Win Suppl.

42. What about Producer Marketing Boards? / Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation. Winnipeg : Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation, 1952. 1 folded sheet (8 pages). HD 9000.9 .C2 Man

Biography

43. I'm an addict : in bits and pieces : one woman's journey / by Shamin Brown. Norway House : Goldrock Press, 2014. 65 pages. CT 1 Brown, Shamin Bro

44. Personnages illustres du Canada / written by Toufik ; illustrated by Zoran. Saint-Boniface : Les Éditions des Plaines, 2013. Volume 1. Norman Bethune. Grey Owl. Cavelier de la Salle. Louis Cyr. FC 25 El

45. Peter Skene Ogden, fur trader / by T.C. Elliott. Portland, Or. : Ivy Press, 1910. 50 p. CT 1 Ogden, Peter Ell

46. Peter, a man of stamina and courage / based on the writings of Peter H. Koop, 1979, as translated, adapted and augmented by his daughter A.E. Heidi Koop. Canada : A.E.H. Koop, 1993. vii, 181 p. CT 1 Koop, Peter Koo

47. Riel, patriote : Louis Riel, père de la confédération / Robert Freynet. Saint-Boniface : Éditions des Plaines, 2013. Volume 1. CT 1 Riel, Louis Fre

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48. Abena and the corn seed / Vivian Amanor ; illustrated by Anu Guha-Thakurta & Vivian Amanor. Winnipeg : Osu Children's Library Fund, 2014. 21 unnumbered pages. PS 8601 Ama

49. The birthday surprise / by Samuel Parmar ; illustrated by Mr. Parmar's 2013-2014 Grade 3 class at Jack River School in Norway House, MB. Norway House : Goldrock Press, 2014. 21 pages. PS 8631 Par

50. Contes de fils et d'eaux / Bertrand Nayet, Eveline Ménard. Saint-Boniface : Éditions Des Plaines, 2013. 91 pages. PS 8577 Nay

51. Grand-maman raconte dans son salon / texte de Diane Freynet Therrien ; illustrations d'Alexis Flower. Saint-Boniface : Plaines Éducation, 2013. 30 unnumbered pages. PS 8639 The

52. Jennifer goes to the library / Kathy Knowles. Winnipeg : Osu Children's Library Fund, 2014. 24 unnumbered pages. Z 665.5 Kno

53. My animal book / Kathy Knowles & Vivian Amanor. Winnipeg : Osu Children's Library Fund, 2013. 10 unnumbered pages. QL 49 Kno

54. My book of stripes / Kathy Knowles. Winnipeg : Osu Children's Library Fund, 2014. 30 unnumbered pages. NK 1570 Kno

55. Une promesse, c'est une promesse / texte de Robert Munsch et Michael Kusugak ; illustrations de Vladyana Krykorka ; texte français de Carole Freynet-Gagné. Winnipeg : Les Éditions des Plaines, 2014. 30 unnumbered pages. Translation of: A promise is a promise. PS 8576 Mun

56. See you later / by Kathy Knowles ; illustrated by Edmund Opare. Winnipeg : Osu Children's Library Fund, 2014. 22 unnumbered pages. PS 8621 Kno

Culture, Sports and Tourism

57. Herstory : art by women in the University of Winnipeg collection / curated by Laura White ; edited by Jennifer Gibson. Winnipeg : Gallery 1C03, The University of Winnipeg, 2014. 47 pages. N 6546 M3 Her

Heritage and History

58. Birth record of Peterson's Nursing Home : Sept. 1943 - May 1947. Manitoba : [publisher not identified], 1985. 12 pages. Supplement to “For those we serve : medical memories of Argyle, 1880-1985." F 5648 .A75 For Suppl.

59. Boots, buggies and buses : Swan Valley Schools in quest of education. Swan River : Swan Valley School Division No. 35, 1998. xviii, 178 pages. F 5648 .S93 Boo

60. Catholic year book and ecclesiastical directory. Winnipeg ed. Winnipeg : Catholic Press Co., 1961-1970. Annual. Previously published as: Catholic year book (Winnipeg ed.). BX 4671 Cat

61. Educational echoes : a history of education of the Icelandic-Canadians in Manitoba / Roy H. Ruth. Winnipeg : Columbia Printers, 1964. 134 p., [2] p. of plates. LA 418 .M3 Rut

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62. The former Manitou Gas Company Plant : a heritage Manitoba research initiative / Lorne Thompson. Manitou : Pembina Manitou Culture and Heritage Committee in association with Heritage Manitoba, 2013. 48 pages. TP 727 .M36 Tho

63. Lundar Lutheran Church : 75 years of Christian service to our community, 1906-1981. Lundar : Lundar Lutheran Church, 1981. 96 pages. F 5649 .L85 Lun

64. Mineral Creek School, #1108, 1902-1967 : reflections and memories. Manitoba : [publisher not identified], 1967. 26 unnumbered pages. F 5648 .M54 Min

65. Saint-Boniface, Manitoba, Canada : centennial year = année du centenaire 1967. St. Boniface : St. Boniface Chamber of Commerce, 1967. 80 p. F 5649 .S226 Sai

66. Snow Lake trail blazers : centennial booklet / Snow Lake Centennial Committee ; editor Alma Mardis. Snow Lake : Snow Lake Centennial Committee, 1967. 60 pages. F 5649 .S66 Sno

67. The way it was! / by Matthew Halliday. Dauphin : Mr & Mrs A. M. Halliday., 1982. 104 p. F 5648 .S46 Hal

68. Winnipeg Beach historic cottage owners' handbook / prepared by Lorne Thompson for the Town of Winnipeg Beach. Winnipeg : Town of Winnipeg Beach, 2014. 34 pages. NA 7579 .C2 Tho

Manitoba Fiction and Literature

69. A city, a secret, a dangerous gang / Barry A. Enns. Winnipeg : Barry A. Enns, 2013. 268 p. PS 8609 Enn

70. Eric / Dorene Meyer. Norway House : Goldrock Press, 2014. 110 pages. PS 8626 Mey

Social Issues

71. When a fella needs a friend : fifteenth anniversary of the Sir Hugh John Macdonald Memorial Hostel. Winnipeg : Sir Hugh John Macdonald Memorial Hostel, 1944. 12 pages. HV 1441 .C22 W56 Sir

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