New Releases by Christopher Green

A novel about art - its provenance and authenticity. When a great artist dies and a big retrospective exhibition is planned, the origin of the paintings is thrown in doubt. Were they possibly the work of the artist''s wife?

Unemployment insurance is the federal government''s largest single social program and its most controversial. This document asks: How do we make unemployment insurance work? Two papers, by Christopher Green and Fred Lazar, give very direct, if also very differenct, answers to that question. Two other papers, by Miles Corak and Dominique Gross, provide background analysis on what economic research has discovered about the workings of Canada''s unemployment insurance program and how other countries handle unemployment insurance.

The shocking poisoning death of Mr. Justice Stafford resurrects the murder, five years before, of Kingsley Blaine and the crucifixion of his body against a door in Farrier's Lane. Reprint.

This study focuses on the rise and subsequent relative economic decline of Montreal, the short-run or first-round effects of a friendly breakup, and the longer-run or second-round effects of that event.

Concentrated on the period 1909-1927.