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Selected New Titles
Recent Additions to the Library Collection
September
Spotlight on Library Services …………… p. 3
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Contents
Legislative Library News .................................................................................................... 3
Librarian’s Picks ................................................................................................................ 4
Why good people do bad environmental things ................................................................ 4
Deep work : rules for focused success in a distracted world .............................................. 4
The return of the moguls : how Jeff Bezos and John Henry are remaking newspapers for
the twenty-first century ....................................................................................... 5
Selfie : how we became so self-obsessed and what it's doing to us ................................... 6
Mapping the nation : solving challenges from local to global ............................................. 6
New titles to borrow for September 2019............................................................................ 7
Agriculture & Food ...................................................................................................... 7
Education & Training .................................................................................................. 7
Environment............................................................................................................... 7
Health ........................................................................................................................ 7
Heritage & History ...................................................................................................... 7
Labour & Employment ................................................................................................ 7
Law & Justice ............................................................................................................. 8
Management & Leadership .......................................................................................... 8
Manitoba Fiction & Literature....................................................................................... 8
Media & Communication ............................................................................................. 8
Politics ....................................................................................................................... 9
Science, Technology & Innovation ............................................................................... 9
Social Issues .............................................................................................................. 9
Manitoba Heritage titles for September 2019 ................................................................... 10
Biography ................................................................................................................ 10
Books for Children .................................................................................................... 10
Culture, Sports & Tourism ......................................................................................... 10
Education & Training ................................................................................................ 11
Environment............................................................................................................. 11
Health ...................................................................................................................... 12
Heritage & History .................................................................................................... 12
Immigration ............................................................................................................. 12
Indigenous Issues .................................................................................................... 13
Law & Justice ........................................................................................................... 13
Manitoba Fiction & Literature..................................................................................... 13
Media & Communication ........................................................................................... 13
Social Issues ............................................................................................................ 14
Request form for Selected New Titles September 2019 ...................................................... 15
MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019 3
Legislative Library News
Library Services
As the beginning of the 42nd Legislature approaches, the staff at the Legislative
Library are ready to provide Members of the Legislative Assembly, staff of the
Assembly and all Manitoba Government Employees with services such as:
• Professional and confidential research assistance by phone, email or in
person at our two locations
• The newest and most notable books about governance, public policy,
finance and health care as well as a comprehensive and historical
collection of Manitoba government publications, available through the
library catalogue at https://legislativelibrary.mb.catalogue.libraries.coop/
• Desktop access to major Canadian daily newspapers and current affairs
journals on topics such as Canadian business, politics and government at
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• Updates on new library acquisitions and information about research
workshops and library tours
Please contact the Legislative Library at either location:
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Librarian’s Picks
educating individuals about more cooperative
environmental concerns, environmental policies in the
DeSombre contends, delivers 1990s. Summing Up: Highly
poor or counterproductive recommended.
results. These and other
themes are explored in a
tightly organized book
featuring factors such as
social structures, extrinsic
versus intrinsic factors,
positive incentivization (e.g.,
subsidy), negative
incentivization (e.g.,
Why good people do regulation), attitudes, and
bad environmental scientific knowledge. Despite
DeSombre's stance on the
things / Elizabeth R.
limited benefits of
DeSombre.
environmental education as a
New York : Oxford University
tool for change, she does not
Press, 2018. x, 252 pages.
advocate for avoiding new Deep work : rules for
Review from Choice scientific knowledge; she
focused success in a
Reviews: believes problems arise when
distracted world / Cal
the focus is on changing
This volume combines Newport.
people's minds on an
psychological, economic, and First Edition. New York :
individual basis. Documented
environmental approaches to Grand Central Publishing,
with 30 pages of notes and
offer a unique perspective on 2016. 295 pages.
26 pages of references, the
environmental policy.
book is an excellent resource Review from Publishers
Addressing the widespread
for readers concerned about Weekly Reviews:
polarization over global
environmental policy. The
climate change, DeSombre In this strong self-help book,
only major omission noted is
argues that nobody intends Newport declares that the
that member nations of the
bad environmental effects. habits of modern
European Union avoided US-
They occur when actions professionals—checking
style polarization by
produce "externalities," or email at all hours, rushing
recognizing the same key
unintended consequences. from meeting to meeting,
practical issues covered in
Focus on confronting or and valuing multitasking
the book when they adopted
MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019 5
above all else—only stand in excellent lesson in focusing financial and journalistic
the way of truly valuable on quality rather than challenges that remain
work. According to him, quantity at work. unresolved. Early on, papers
everyone should practice posted content online for
deep work: "professional free—a decision that
activities performed in a continues to decimate the
state of distraction-free bottom line, as customers
concentration that push your resist subscribing to
cognitive capabilities to their publications without user-
limit." Newport calls on friendly, digital platforms.
psychology and Kennedy maintains that the
neuroscience, as well as newspaper mogul, a modern-
common sense, to back up day William Randolph Hearst,
his recommendations. As to may be the salvation of the
why people don't already industry, but often is not.
work this way, he implicates With deep pockets to offset
a cultural narrative that the decline in ad revenue,
stresses activity over the moguls wrestle with
concentration and that strategies to maintain
The return of the
encourages workers to follow journalism's "custodial" role
moguls : how Jeff
the path of least resistance. in a world of fake news.
Bezos and John Henry
Newport encourages readers Aligning with nonprofits is an
to take breaks from are remaking ongoing experiment of
technology, recharge with newspapers for the papers in Philadelphia and
downtime, leave social twenty-first century / Burlington, VT. The author
media, and reply to emails Dan Kennedy. maintains that Washington
more purposefully. It's Lebanon, NH : ForeEdge, an Post owner Jeff Bezos offers
tempting to blow off the imprint of University Press of the best hope for survival of
message as the complaints New England, 2018. 281 investigative, quality
of an admitted non- pages. journalism in a digital world.
technophile, but Newport's VERDICT This analytical and
Review from Library
disarming self-awareness— predictive book will be of
Journal Reviews:
"Deep work is not some equal interest to lifetime
nostalgic affectation of Kennedy ably documents consumers of printed news
writers and early-20th- financial stresses on as well those more familiar
century philosophers"—and newspapers and offers an with digital platforms.
emphasis on a meaningful insider's perspective of the
work practice that's "rich industry's past and future.
with productivity and With the advent of the
meaning" makes for an Internet, newspapers faced
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movement and its roots in
1960s California. By the early
1980s, this same find-the-
real-you movement blended
with two other forces:
neoliberalism's rising attack
on Big Government, and the
fitness craze, including Jane
Fonda's wildly popular 1982
workout video. This mixture
Mapping the nation :
gave birth to all-out pursuit solving challenges from
of high self-esteem and a local to global. Redlands :
generation of kids being told Esri Press, 2018. 90 pages.
Selfie : how we became constantly that they were
From the publisher:
so self-obsessed and amazing and could achieve
what it's doing to us / anything. Recent research Mapping the Nation is a
shows, alas, that such collection of maps that
Will Storr.
hyperpraise mainly just illustrate how geographic
New York : Abrams Press, an
spiked the percentage of understanding forms a solid
imprint of Abrams, 2019. 403
narcissistic adults who lash foundation for good
pages.
out at anyone who governance in the United
Review from Booklist challenges their beliefs. And States and around the world.
Reviews: then there's the Digital Self. Geographic information
Storr is nothing if not open- system (GIS) technology
British journalist and novelist
minded, but he does little to enables decision makers to
Storr takes on the ambitious
defend this latest form of quickly discern and resolve
subject of how people think
self-focus from the dogged constituent needs by
of themselves. He starts with
assertions that life online, collaborating across all levels
the ancient Greeks, who
especially on social media, is of government. Examples in
thought physical beauty and
hollow and often malignant. this book explain how
good morals were
Just the same, the latest agencies and legislators use
inseparable, and who
from the adroit, widely GIS to solve problems and
venerated the striving
respected Storr will generate inspire and coordinate action.
individual, in contrast to
demand.
group-focused Confucianism.
In the book's strongest
chapter, "Good Self," Storr
highlights the New AgeMANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019 7
New titles to borrow for September 2019
These items are available to be borrowed by all Members and staff of the Legislative
Assembly and employees of the Manitoba Government.
Agriculture & Food Health
1. 2016 Organic agriculture in the 5. W hen traum a survivors return to
P rairies . Ottawa : Canada Organic w ork : understanding em otional
Trade Association, 2018. Annual. recovery / Barbara Barski-Carrow.
S 605.5 Org Second edition. Lanham : Rowman &
Littlefield, 2018. x, 196 pages.
2. I s Nutrition North Canada on
RC 552 .P67 Bar 2018
shifting ground? : a Food Banks
Canada report / Shawn Pegg.
Mississauga : Food Banks Canada, Heritage & History
2016. 11 pages.
HD 9014 .C2 Peg 6. Assiniboine P ark : designing and
developing a people's playground
/ David Spector. Winnipeg : Great
Education & Training Plains Publications, 2019. 248 pages.
Accompanied by: Addenda - sources
3. Assessing quality in
consulted. (17 unnumbered leaves).
postsecondary education :
F 5649 .W55 Spe
international perspectives / edited
by Harvey P. Weingarten, Martin
Hicks, Amy Kaufman. Montréal : Labour & Employment
McGill-Queen's University Press, 2018.
xvii, 197 pages. 7. Start your ow n cannabis business
LB 2331.62 Ass : your step-by-step guide to the
m arijuana industry / The Staff of
Entrepreneur Media, Inc. and Javier
Environment Hasse. Irvine : Entrepreneur Press,
2018. xviii, 198 pages.
4. W hy good people do bad
HD 9019 .M382 Sta
environm ental things / Elizabeth R.
DeSombre. New York : Oxford
University Press, 2018. x, 252 pages.
GE 195 Des8 MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019
Law & Justice Media & Communication
8. 2019 W om en, business and the 13. How to lie w ith m aps / Mark
law . Washington : International Bank Monmonier. Third edition. Chicago :
for Reconstruction and Development, The University of Chicago Press, 2018.
the World Bank, 2019. Biennial. ix, 231 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of
K 1772 .A15 Wom plates.
G 108.7 Mon 2018
9. Colonial lives of property : law ,
land, and racial regim es of 14. The original Hutterite telephone
ow nership / Brenna Bhandar. & address book 2019 . Riverview
Durham : Duke University Press, Colony : Jake Stahl, 2019. Annual.
2018. xi, 265 pages. 2019 edition was published by Birch
JV 305 Bha Hills Colony.
BX 8129 .H8 Ori
10. The law is (not) for kids : a legal
rights guide for Canadian 15. The return of the m oguls : how
children and teens / Ned Lecic and Jeff Bezos and John Henry are
Marvin A. Zuker. Edmonton : AU rem aking new spapers for the
Press, 2019. xiii, 289 pages. tw enty-first century / Dan
KE 512 Lec Kennedy. Lebanon, NH : ForeEdge, an
imprint of University Press of New
England, 2018. 281 pages.
Management & Leadership
PN 4867.2 Ken
11. Deep w ork : rules for focused
16. Self-determ ined stories: the
success in a distracted w orld / Cal
indigenous reinvention of young
Newport. First Edition. New York :
adult literature / Mandy Suhr-
Grand Central Publishing, 2016. 295
Sytsma. East Lansing : Michigan State
pages.
University Press, 2018. 202 pages.
BF 323 .D5 New
PS 153 .I52 Suh
17. Selfie : how w e becam e so self-
Manitoba Fiction & Literature
obsessed and w hat it's doing to
12. Dee easchte W ienachten enn us / Will Storr. New York : Abrams
K anada enn aundre Jeschijchten Press, an imprint of Abrams, 2019.
= The first Christm as in Canada 403 pages.
and other stories / by Gerhard Ens ; BF 697 Sto
edited by Gerhard J. Ens & Erica Ens.
1st ed. Edmonton : RTP Archive Press,
2011. 128 pages.
PT 4849 E57 EnsMANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019 9
Politics 22. M apping the nation : solving
challenges from local to global .
18. 2019 dem ocracy 360 : the third Redlands : Esri Press, 2018. 90 pages.
report card on how Canadians G 70.212 Map
com m unicate, participate and
lead in politics / writers : Adelina
Petit-Vouriot, Michael Morden, and Social Issues
Kendall Anderson. Toronto : Samara
23. Bring the w ar hom e : the w hite
Centre for Democracy, 2019. 39
pow er m ovem ent and
pages.
param ilitary Am erica / Kathleen
JL 186.5 Ant 2019
Belew. Cambridge : Harvard
19. Lobbying : the dark side of University Press, 2018. x, 339 pages.
politics / Wyn Grant. Manchester : HS 2325 Bel
Manchester University Press, 2018. 95
24. Developm ental m ilestones : child
pages.
care fees in Canada’s big cities
JF 529 Gra
2018 / David Macdonald and Martha
20. The new NDP : m oderation, Friendly. Ottawa : Canadian Centre for
m odernization, and political Policy Alternatives, 2019. 36 pages.
m arketing / David McGrane. HQ 778.7 .C2 Mac
Vancouver : UBC Press, 2019. 390
25. Failing grade : M anitoba P overty
pages.
R eduction Strategy and Budget
JL 197 .N4 Mcg
2019 / Michael Barkman. Ottawa :
Canadian Centre for Policy
Science, Technology & Innovation Alternatives, 2019. 12 pages.
HC 117 .M3 Bar
21. Beyond bioethics : tow ard a new
biopolitics / edited by Osagie K.
Obasogie and Marcy Darnovsky ;
foreword by Troy Duster ; afterword
by Patricia J. Williams. Oakland :
University of California Press, 2018.
xxvii, 518 pages.
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Manitoba Heritage titles for
September 2019
Manitoba Heritage materials do not circulate. All items are available for consultation at the
Legislative Library of Manitoba, 100-200 Vaughan Street.
31. A story w ithout an end : an
Biography autobiography / by Ike & Tina Dyck
; edited and compiled by Elin Hiebert.
26. The em peror's orphans / by Sally
Winnipeg : Elin Hiebert, 2011. 123
Ito. Winnipeg : Turnstone Press,
pages, 25 unnumbered pages.
2018. viii, 208 pages.
CT 2 Dyck Dyc
CT 1 Ito, Sally Ito
27. Georges Forest, 1924-1990 /
Books for Children
Claude de Moissac. Winnipeg :
Vidacom Publications, 2018. 65 pages. 32. Le journal d'Etienne M ercier : I les
CT 1 Forest, Georges Dem de la R eine-Charlotte 1853 / David
Bouchard ; tableaux de Gordon Miller
28. The grace of God in m y life / by
; texte français de Janine Tougas.
Peter C Penner ; foreword Victob
Winnipeg : Vidacom, 2018. 38 pages.
Stobbe. Canada : Peter C Penner,
Translation of: The journal of Etienne
1989. 80 pages.
Mercier.
CT 1 Penner, Peter C. Pen
PS 8553 Bou
29. Grassroots : elders & role m odels
/ compiled by Dr. Betty Lynxleg, Culture, Sports & Tourism
Valerie Bighetty. Winnipeg : Manitoba
First Nations Education Resource 33. Dance to the Berdashe /
Centre Inc., 2017. 87 pages. introduction by Steve Loft ; [essay] by
E 78 .M25 Gra Barry Ace ; an interview with Kent
Monkman by Mike Hoolboom.
30. Nitinikiau I nnusi : I keep the land
Winnipeg : Urban Shaman Gallery,
alive / Tshaukuesh Elizabeth
2009. 31 pages, 15 unnumbered
Penashue ; edited by Elizabeth
pages of plates.
Yeoman. Winnipeg : University of
N 6549 .M646 Mon
Manitoba Press, 2019. 244 pages.
CT 1 Penashue, Tshaukuesh Elizabeth
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35. Don P roch : m asking and Education & Training
m apping / Patricia Bovey. Winnipeg :
University of Manitoba Press, 2019. 40. I ndigenization strategy /
133 pages. N 5649 .P74 Bov Assiniboine Community College.
Winnipeg : Assiniboine Community
36. Festival du Voyageur HÉ HO! : a College, 2019. 12 pages.
celebration of culture and LE 3 .A8 Ind
heritage / Lucienne Beaudry Loiselle.
Winnipeg : Vidacom Publications, 41. M anitoba School Library
2019. 135 pages. Association : Journals and
Aussi disponible en français. new sletters 2011-2018 / compiled
GT 4503.15 Bea by Gerald R. Brown, Sheryl Chongva.
Winnipeg : Manitoba School Library
37. Le Festival du Voyageur Hé Ho! : Association, 2019. 32, 31 pages.
une célébration de culture et de Z 675 .S3 Man 2019
patrim oine / Lucienne Beaudry
Loiselle. Winnipeg : Vidacom 42. M anitoba School Library
Publications, 2019. 135 pages. Association records index 2013-
Also available in English. 2018 / compiled by Gerald R. Brown
GT 4503.15 Bea & Sheryl Chongva. Winnipeg :
Manitoba School Library Association
38. Lita Fontaine : Sank sannica / (MSLA), 2019. 210, 230 pages.
essays by Albert McLeod and Lita Z 675 .S3 Man
Fontaine ; interview by Natalia
Lebedinskaia and Daina Warren ;
Environment
introduction by Jennifer Woodbury.
Winnipeg : Urban Shaman Gallery ; 43. Costs of pollution in Canada :
Brandon, Manitoba : Art Gallery of m easuring the im pacts on
Southwestern Manitoba, 2016. 95 fam ilies, businesses and
pages. Governm ents / Robert Smith, Kieran
N 6549 .F66 Fon McDougal. Winnipeg : International
39. P eople in W innipeg : a look at the Institute for Sustainable Development,
lives of people w ho m ake up the 2017. xvii, 145 pages.
city's character / created by the HC 120 .E5 Smi
students of Tec-Voc high school.
Winnipeg : Winnipeg School Division,
2017. 47 pages.
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45. Transboundary environm ental 1958 / Dauphin Chamber of
governance across the w orld's Commerce. Dauphin : Dauphin
longest border / edited by Stephen Chamber of Commerce, 1958. 32
Brooks and Andrea Olive. Winnipeg : unnumbered pages.
University of Manitoba Press, 2018. F 5649 .D49 Dau
xx, 256 pages.
50. History of the I celandic National
GE 180 Tra
League of North Am erica, 1919-
2009 / editor-in-chief, Gwen Mann.
Health Gimli : Icelandic National League of
North America, 2009. 192 pages.
46. The health status of com m unity-
FC 106 .I3 His
dw elling older adults in M anitoba
/ [authors] Dan Chateau, Malcolm 51. The P as R egional Library : a
Doupe, Heather Prior, Ruth-Ann history 1961-2015 / compiled and
Soodeen, Joykrishna Sarkar, Roxana written by Lauren Carter. The Pas,
Dragan, Dale Stevenson, Leanne Manitoba : The Pas Regional Library,
Rajotte. Winnipeg : Manitoba Centre 2016. 60 pages.
for Health Policy, Rady Faculty of Z 736 .T54 Car
Health Sciences, University of
52. W om en in m inistry leadership :
Manitoba, 2019. xxii, 236 pages.
RA 399 Man [r19-2]
the journey of the M ennonite
Brethren, 1954-2010 / by Douglas
J. Heidebrecht. Winnipeg : Kindred
Heritage & History Productions, 2019. x, 326 pages.
BX 8129 .M375 Hei
47. Com m unal solidarity :
im m igration, settlem ent, and
social w elfare in W innipeg's Immigration
Jew ish Com m unity, 1882-1930 /
53. Canada's decentralised
Arthur Ross. Winnipeg : University of
Manitoba Press, 2019. 327 pages. im m igration policy through a
FC 3396.9 .J5 Ros
local lens : how sm all
com m unities are attracting and
48. Czech refugees in Cold W ar w elcom ing im m igrants / prepared
Canada / Jan Raska. Winnipeg : by Lindsay Kl Wiginton ; research
University of Manitoba Press, 2018. supervised by Lisa Bornstein. Brandon
xii, 307 pages. : Rural Development Institute,
FC 106 .B67 Ras Brandon University, 2013. 80 pages.
JV 7233 Wig
49. Dauphin, M anitoba sixtieth
anniversary celebration 1898-MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY SNT September 2019 13
Indigenous Issues Law & Justice
54. I nuit stories of being and rebirth 59. I m plicating the system : judicial
: gender, sham anism , and the discourses in the sentencing of
third sex / Bernard Saladin d'Anglure I ndigenous w om en / Elspeth
; translated by Peter Frost, foreword Kaiser-Derrick. Winnipeg : University
by Claude Levi-Strauss. Winnipeg : of Manitoba Press, 2019. 408 pages.
University of Manitoba Press, 2018. HV 9308 Kai
357 pages, [8] pages of plates.
E 99 .E7 Sal
Manitoba Fiction & Literature
55. M etis law s of the harvest : guide
60. Honouring the strength of I ndian
to M etis hunting, fishing,
w om en : plays, stories, poetry /
trapping and gathering . Revised
Vera Manuel ; edited by Michelle
3rd edition, updated (September 7,
Coupal, Deanna Reder [and others].
2016). Winnipeg : Manitoba Metis
Winnipeg : University of Manitoba
Federation Inc., 2016. 21 pages.
Press, 2019. 391 pages.
F 5602 .M5 Met 2016
PS 8576 Man
56. P otlatch as pedagogy : learning
61. I f 30,000 strikers m arched today
through cerem ony / by Sara
/ Ron Romanowksi. Winnipeg :
Florence Davidson & Robert Davidson.
Augustine Hand Press, 2019. 80
Winnipeg : Portage & Main Press,
pages.
2018. 80 pages.
PS 8635 Rom
E 99 .H2 Dav
57. R ooster Tow n : the history of an
Media & Communication
urban M étis com m unity, 1901-
1961 / Evelyn Peters, Matthew Stock, 62. M ennonite Low -Germ an
and Adrian Werner with Lawrie dictionary = M ennonitisch-
Barkwell. Winnipeg : University of P lattdeutsches W örterbuch / Jack
Manitoba Press, 2018. 225 pages. Thiessen. Revised edition. New
E 99 .M47 Pet Bothwell : Friends of Jack Thiessen,
2018. xxix, 520 pages.
58. Structures of indifference : an
PF 5625 Thi 2018
indigenous life and death in a
Canadian city / Mary Jane Logan
McCallum, Adele Perry. Winnipeg :
University of Manitoba Press, 2018.
186 pages.
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Social Issues
63. Harnessing the potential of social
enterprise in Garden Hill First
Nation / by Marina Puzyreva.
Winnipeg : Canadian Centre for Policy
Alternatives Manitoba Office, 2017. 49
pages.
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