Cultures, communities, and conflict histories of Canadian universities and war / edited by Paul Stortz and E. Lisa Panayotidis.

Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction: History of Canadian Universities and War / Paul Stortz and E. Lisa Panayotidis -- 1 Educating for War and Peace at Acadia University: The Great War Generation / Barry M. Moody -- 2 An Acute Yet Brief Bout of 'returned-soldier-itis': The University of Toronto's Faculty of Forestry after the First World War / Mark Kuhlberg -- 3 'We must not neglect our duty': Enlisting Women Undergraduates for the Red Cross during the Great War / Linda J. Quiney -- 4 Dancing into Education: The First World War and the Roots of Change in Women's Higher Education / Sara Z. Burke -- 5 Manly Heroes: The University of Saskatchewan and the First World War / James M. Pitsula -- 6 'A stern matron who stands beside the chair in every council of war or industry': The First World War and the Development of Scientific Research at Canadian Universities / James Hull -- 7 Canadian University Scientists and Military Technology: The Challenge of Total War, 1939-1945 / Donald Howard Avery -- 8 Academic Freedom in Wartime: The Canadian Experience in the Twentieth Century / Michiel Horn -- 9 Refugee Professors and the University of Toronto during the Second World War / Paul Stortz -- 10 Universities, Students, and the Conduct of War in Canada and Britain: A Comparative Perspective / Paul Axelrod and Charles Levi -- 11 War and the Concept of Generation: The International Teach-ins at the University of Toronto, 1965-1968 / Catherine Gidney.

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