Book Review: Fought Disorder, A True Story of Utter Bollocks
These days, who has time to read a book that has more than a thousand pages? Even with a schedule without too many constraints, it takes a certain courage to …
Book Review: Words With My Father By Lowell Klessig and Lukas Klessig: A tumultuous journey into the mind of an American
Words of My Father, a story co-written by a father and his son, is a fascinating book because it brings its two narrators into dialogue, one of whom is… deceased.
A Gift for life
It all started while I was training to complete my first marathon. My father’s best friend, who had sport running through his veins, told me …
L’espoir des autres
Originally written in French.
The guest professor at the Université de Montréal’s 2013 Political Science Summer School and I shared a common experience in our early twenties that would leave a lasting impression.
Faire l’histoire
Making History Originally written in French. In a book that has just been published, two reformers of the American justice system make the case for “gradualism”, an approach to public policy that supports more modest policies deployed in stages to bring about significant changes in society. Can we afford the gradualist approach to mental health […]