Patrice Dutil is a professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University. He edited the first fifty-five issues of the Literary Review of Canada before selling the magazine to Carleton University Press in 1996.
Articles by Patrice Dutil
- A Pearl Anniversary (November 2021)
Looking back on the first issue - Historical Friction (April 2021)
On the teaching of yesteryear - Dear Mr. Prime Minister (January–February 2020)
When McLuhan wrote Trudeau - Why Trudeau Abandoned Electoral Reform (May 2017)
The case against change - The Private Option (September 2010)
A review of Public Service, Private Profits: The Political Economy of Public-Private Partnerships in Canada, by John Loxley, with Salim Loxley - Paquet’s Labyrinth (September 2009)
A review of Crippling Epistemologies and Governance Failures: A Plea for Experimentalism, by Gilles Paquet, and Gilles Paquet: Homo hereticus, edited by Caroline Andrew, Ruth Hubbard