David Dean
Co-Director, Carleton Centre for Public History
BA, MA Auckland University
PhD Cambridge University
Taught early modern British history at Goldsmiths College, University of London 1983-1994
Teaching early modern British history and Public History at Carleton University since 1996
Fellow Royal Historical Society
Phone: 1 613 520 2600, x. 2822
Address: Department of History, Carleton University, 400 Paterson Hall, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1S 0T1
BA, MA Auckland University
PhD Cambridge University
Taught early modern British history at Goldsmiths College, University of London 1983-1994
Teaching early modern British history and Public History at Carleton University since 1996
Fellow Royal Historical Society
Phone: 1 613 520 2600, x. 2822
Address: Department of History, Carleton University, 400 Paterson Hall, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1S 0T1
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alt.theatre is Canada's only professional journal dedicated to the intersections of politics, cultural diversity, social activism, and the stage, and is a non-profit print magazine produced by Montreal's Teesri Duniya Theatre. We are passionate about our mission of curating space for scholars and artists working with themes of diversity, equity, and politics to share their work, and in turn we rely on the support of the community to help keep the magazine going. The cost of a single issue is $6, an annual subscription (4 issues) is $20, and a two-year subscription is only $32. Please consider buying this issue, or ordering a subscription, or making a donation. You can do so easily by visiting alttheatre.ca, or by contacting our manager at admin@alttheatre.ca.