Introduction to Canada Watch: Critical perspectives on mental health/mad studies

Abstract

akin to airlines operating out of a central terminal. The clusters reflect the diversity of Canadian studies in their scope, subject, and methodology, and they have become a significant source of growth for the centre in attracting grants, participation, and attention. As it has responded to researchers' requests to meet the centre's mandate, Robarts has become something of a research broker, connecting faculty, students, and the community under the rubric of research. Its focus PRACTICAL AND AUTHORITATIVE ANALYSIS OF KEY NATIONAL ISSUES