The White Umbrella: A Woman’s Struggle for Freedom in Burma, 2nd English print edition
By Patricia W. Elliott
From princess to rebel warrior, Sao Hearn Hkam fought tradition, foreign invaders, and a power-crazed general to gain freedom for her people.
The White Umbrella: A Woman’s Struggle for Freedom in Burma, E-Book Edition
By Patricia W. Elliott
From princess to rebel warrior, Sao Hearn Hkam fought tradition, foreign invaders, and a power-crazed general to gain freedom for her people.
Shorter Reads
By Patricia W. Elliott
A grab bag of my magazine features, investigations, news reporting and creative works.
Rethinking the Future: Canada’s Liveliest Minds Take on the 21st Century
By Patricia W. Elliott, Editor
In a world on fast-forward, is there time to reconsider our common path?
Free Knowledge: Confronting the Commodification of Human Discovery
By Patricia Elliott & Daryl Hepting, eds.
Knowledge privatization holds growing sway over the choice of the foods you eat, the medicine you take, the software you use, the music you hear, even the flowers you grow.
Divided: Populism, Polarization and Power in the New Saskatchewan
By JoAnn Jaffee, Patricia W. Elliott & Cora Sellers, eds.
Divided looks at the past 15 years in Saskatchewan, as simmering wedge issues burst open on social media and in public spaces.
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The White Umbrella: A Woman’s Struggle for Freedom in Burma, E-Book Edition
By Patricia W. Elliott
From princess to rebel warrior, Sao Hearn Hkam fought tradition, foreign invaders, and a power-crazed general to gain freedom for her people.
Divided: Populism, Polarization and Power in the New Saskatchewan
By JoAnn Jaffee, Patricia W. Elliott & Cora Sellers, eds.
Divided looks at the past 15 years in Saskatchewan, as simmering wedge issues burst open on social media and in public spaces.
Free Knowledge: Confronting the Commodification of Human Discovery
By Patricia Elliott & Daryl Hepting, eds.
Knowledge privatization holds growing sway over the choice of the foods you eat, the medicine you take, the software you use, the music you hear, even the flowers you grow.
Breaking Open Burma Documentary
By Patricia W. Elliott & Susan Risk
In 1962 General Ne Win announced military rule to the press and walked out of the room. But Burma's journalists never walked away. There was a story to tell.
The White Umbrella: A Woman’s Struggle for Freedom in Burma, 2nd English print edition
By Patricia W. Elliott
From princess to rebel warrior, Sao Hearn Hkam fought tradition, foreign invaders, and a power-crazed general to gain freedom for her people.
Rethinking the Future: Canada’s Liveliest Minds Take on the 21st Century
By Patricia W. Elliott, Editor
In a world on fast-forward, is there time to reconsider our common path?
Shorter Reads
By Patricia W. Elliott
A grab bag of my magazine features, investigations, news reporting and creative works.