Vol. 3 No. 2 (2012)

• Editor's Note

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Articles

• Imagining the Witch: A Comparison between Fifteenth-Century Witches within Medieval Christian Thought and the Persecution of Jews and Heretics in the Middle Ages

  Lily Climenhaga

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• The Narrative Assault on Islam

  Mustafa Ghani

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• Religious Movement as a Necessity for Early Middle Age ‘Heretics’ and the Church

  Stephen Eperjesy

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• Forgery: Legislation Gone Mad or Legitimate Social Threat?

  Carissa Hamoen

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• The Vanguard of Colonialism: Missionaries and the Frontier in Southern Africa in the Nineteenth Century

  Paul Gifford

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• Ethnic, Immigrant, and Racialized Women in Canada: A Historiography

  Julie Dinh

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• From Voluptuous Woman to Porky Butterball: The Rise and Fall of the Voluptuous Woman Ideal

  Julie Dinh

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• The Historiography of the Front de Liberation du Quebec: Frameworks, ‘Identity’ and Future Study

  Kevin Lee Pinkoski

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• An Analysis of the Main Causes of the Holodomor

  Yiwei Cheng

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• Factors in the Soviet Decision to Invade Czechoslovakia

  Antony Kalashnikov

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Interview with a Professor

• Dr Gow

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