Globe is the only French Language journal which publishes articles about Québec society that are both interdisciplinary and international in nature. Though often referred to, interdisciplinarity is less commonly fostered in a concrete and continuous manner.Globe is one of the few places in Québec where this ambition is achieved and where interdisciplinary thought and practice are realized. Through each publication, the journal has constructed a reading of Québec that has contributed to the way in which this society can be thought of today. The plurality of views brought onto its subject naturally attracts the attention of foreign researchers who study Québec society. They consider Globe to be a window on contemporary research on Québec and a place where innovative research is synthesized.
Twice per year, Globe, International Journal of Québec Studies presents, in a pluridisciplinary manner, an issue pertaining to a particular topic on Québec culture and society. The issue is often completed with a « review essay » which provides an assessment of recent scientific production and, under the « perspective » heading, a text touching upon current debates or theoretical problems. Globe continues to regularly accept open topic articles. The journal concludes with a section of reviews and information on recent publications in Québec Studies. Globe gathers specialists from all fields related to social sciences and humanities who are drawn to a pluri- or interdisciplinary perspective. Similarly, its readership is made up of researchers and students of all disciplines, from over 30 countries. Globe is also an essential reference for university professors who offer courses related to the study of Québec. By virtue of its subject matter and approach, Globe holds a unique position among Québec’s academic journals. Find our published texts by visiting the site erudit.org/revue/globe |
Collection « New Perspectives in Québec Studies » The “New Perspectives in Quebec Studies” collection allows English-speaking readers to discover selected texts that were originally published in Globe. Revue internationale d’études québécoises. Globe is the only French-language journal offering an interdisciplinary and international perspective on Quebec society. "Energy and Citizenship", 2012 - Stéphane Savard et Martin Pâquet "Energy and Citizenship in Québec: A Presentation" - Stéphane Savard et Martin Pâquet, "Energy Issues in Québec: Conflicts and Representations" - Marie-José Fortin et Sophie Le Floch, "Challenging Wind Turbine Projects in the Name of Landscape: Looking Beyond ‘Nimby’ to a Discussion of the Development of the Land" - Pierre-Olivier Pineau, "The Price of Electricity in Québec: Reconciling Conflicting Views" - Alexandre Lévesque, "Québec’s Political Authorities’ Reaction to the 1973 Oil Crisis" - Jean-Philippe Warren, "Hydroelectricity, Power and Democracy: Québec and Hydro-Québec in Comparison" "Positioning Québec in Global Environmental History", 2007 - Stéphane Castonguay, "Introduction" - Stéphane Castonguay, "Society, Terriroty and Ecology in Québec: a Historiographic Review" - Richard Judd, "Approaches to Environmental History: the Case of New England and Québec" - Stephen J. Pyne, "My Country is Fire: Québec, Canada, Forests, and Fire" "French as the Common Language in Québec: History, Debates and Positions", 2005 - Ian Lockerbie, "The Debate on l'Aménagement du Français in Quebec" - Karim Larose, "The Emergence of Unilinguism : Archeology of the Language Issue in Québec" - Ines Molinaro, "Context and Integration: The Allophone Communities in Québec" - Leigh Oakes, "French as the “common public language” in Québec" "Methodology, Problems and Perspectives in Québec Studies", 2002 - Daniel Chartier, "Methodology, Problems and Perspective in Québec Studies" |
