John G. Reid is a professor of history at Saint Mary’s University.Donald J. Savoie is Canada Research Chair and a professor of public administration at the University of Moncton.

• : Introduction (John G. Reid & Donald J. Savoie): Settler Imperialism and the Dispossession of the Maliseet, 1758-1765 (Andrea Bear Nicholas): Atlantic Realities, Acadian Identities, Arcadian Dreams (Maurice Basque): Halifax, Hiroshima and the Romance of Disaster (George Elliott Clarke): The Presence of the Past: Memory and Politics in Atlantic Canada since 2000 (Jerry Bannister & Roger Marsters): Fail Again, Fail Better: Atlantic Canadians and Their Pasts (Margaret Conrad with David Northrup): Environmental Change and Legacy in Atlantic Canada (Bill Freedman): The New Federalism and Atlantic Canada (James Bickerton): Atlantic Canada: Myth or Reality? (Wade Locke): Continuity and Change in Immigration Policy: Canada, Atlantic Canada and the Future of Citizenship (Alexandra Dobrowolsky & Evangelia Tastsoglou): Cultural Corridors and Innovation: Opportunities for Atlantic Canada (Wayne A. Hunt): Reflections on Rural Development: An Atlantic Canada Perspective (Donald J. Savoie)

John G. Reid is a professor of history at Saint Mary’s University.Donald J. Savoie is Canada Research Chair and a professor of public administration at the University of Moncton.

• : Introduction (John G. Reid & Donald J. Savoie): Settler Imperialism and the Dispossession of the Maliseet, 1758-1765 (Andrea Bear Nicholas): Atlantic Realities, Acadian Identities, Arcadian Dreams (Maurice Basque): Halifax, Hiroshima and the Romance of Disaster (George Elliott Clarke): The Presence of the Past: Memory and Politics in Atlantic Canada since 2000 (Jerry Bannister & Roger Marsters): Fail Again, Fail Better: Atlantic Canadians and Their Pasts (Margaret Conrad with David Northrup): Environmental Change and Legacy in Atlantic Canada (Bill Freedman): The New Federalism and Atlantic Canada (James Bickerton): Atlantic Canada: Myth or Reality? (Wade Locke): Continuity and Change in Immigration Policy: Canada, Atlantic Canada and the Future of Citizenship (Alexandra Dobrowolsky & Evangelia Tastsoglou): Cultural Corridors and Innovation: Opportunities for Atlantic Canada (Wayne A. Hunt): Reflections on Rural Development: An Atlantic Canada Perspective (Donald J. Savoie)

John G. Reid is a professor of history at Saint Mary’s University.Donald J. Savoie is Canada Research Chair and a professor of public administration at the University of Moncton.

• : Introduction (John G. Reid & Donald J. Savoie): Settler Imperialism and the Dispossession of the Maliseet, 1758-1765 (Andrea Bear Nicholas): Atlantic Realities, Acadian Identities, Arcadian Dreams (Maurice Basque): Halifax, Hiroshima and the Romance of Disaster (George Elliott Clarke): The Presence of the Past: Memory and Politics in Atlantic Canada since 2000 (Jerry Bannister & Roger Marsters): Fail Again, Fail Better: Atlantic Canadians and Their Pasts (Margaret Conrad with David Northrup): Environmental Change and Legacy in Atlantic Canada (Bill Freedman): The New Federalism and Atlantic Canada (James Bickerton): Atlantic Canada: Myth or Reality? (Wade Locke): Continuity and Change in Immigration Policy: Canada, Atlantic Canada and the Future of Citizenship (Alexandra Dobrowolsky & Evangelia Tastsoglou): Cultural Corridors and Innovation: Opportunities for Atlantic Canada (Wayne A. Hunt): Reflections on Rural Development: An Atlantic Canada Perspective (Donald J. Savoie)