Jill Vickers Prize
This annual prize has been established in honour of professor Jill Vickers, an activist and a leader in Canadian feminist scholarship, and the author of numerous books and articles in the fields of feminist political science, epistemology and interdisciplinary methodology, feminist theory and movements for change.
2020 Jill Vickers Prize
Labelle’s paper makes a compelling case for the importance of epistemology to intersectional research. Her discussion . . .
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2019 Jill Vickers Prize
This is an excellent example of scholarship in the field of gender and Canadian politics that provides original research …
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2018 Jill Vickers Prize
This paper offers a conceptually sophisticated analysis of patterns of feminist identification and critical action …
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2017 Jill Vickers Prize
This paper examines the political dimensions of the Zika virus in regard to maternal health. The virus itself is …
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2016 Jill Vickers Prize
Meticulously well-researched and argued, Wagner et al.’s research makes a novel contribution to the study . . .
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2015 Jill Vickers Prize
Karen Bird’s paper makes a rich and original contribution by bringing together two significant areas of . . .
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2014 Jill Vickers Prize
In this well-written and expertly presented research which offers fresh insights to the literature, the author’s . . .
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2013 Jill Vickers Prize
This paper raises a new set of questions for further inquiry and might be regarded as reminiscent of some of . . .
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Lois Harder and Michelle Thomarat expertly weave together three theoretical lenses to analyze . . .
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