In the late 1960s, Canadian Marxist academics, under the influence of the then-predominant dependency theory, tended to view Canada as an economic colony of the United States.

They were for the most part young, a small band of American and Canadian academics, writers and community activists.

His scholarship won him acceptance at a time when Canadian academics were still skeptical of the new discipline of sociology.

Canadian academics and digital rights advocates echoed the complaint.

An American draft-dodger, as many Canadian academics had been during the final decades of the twentieth century.

British, Canadian and Australian academics, and even Random House UK, have differing lists of "greatest novels."

As well, many Canadian academics of the time considered their position to be remote from the world of politics and felt they had no place getting involved in political issues.

The unionization of Canadian academics did not begin until the 1970s.

Israeli academics and Canadian academics make up a partnership.

The procedure has been adopted in Papua New Guinea whose constitutional convention immediately prior to independence took counsel from Canadian legal academics.