Macdonald-Laurier Institute research advisory board member and author Janet Ajzenstat has written a new book, titled Discovering Confederation: A Canadian’s Story.
The book tells the story of Ajzenstat’s academic career and the viewpoints she’s formed along the way.
Ajzenstat takes the reader through her life as a student and her time learning from prominent thinkers Allan Bloom and George Grant to her current teaching career.
Throughout, Discovering Confederation shows why individual rights are protected under parliamentary democracy.
Click here to learn more about the book from its publisher, McGill-Queen’s University Press.
In addition to serving on the research advisory board, Ajzenstat is also the author of the 2010 MLI paper “Confederation and Individual Liberty”.
Discovering Confederation is the latest in a slew of books written by MLI authors.
