QSpace: Queen’s Scholarship & Digital Collections
QSpace is our online repository of digital content produced and collected by the Queen’s community.
QSpace provides access to peer-reviewed articles, conference papers, technical reports, graduate theses and dissertations and other works produced by Queen’s faculty and students.
QSpace is managed by the Library’s Scholarly Publishing service, facilitating seamless access to Queen’s research to the widest possible audience. For more information about QSpace and to contribute your work(s) please contact the Scholarly Publishing Team.
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Graduate Theses, Dissertations and Projects
This community includes graduate theses, dissertations and projects produced by students at Queen’s University.
This community includes Queen’s peer-reviewed research publications, including journal articles, book chapters, conference proceedings, and more.
This community includes research data produced by faculty and staff at Queen’s University.
This community includes digital collections produced by members of the Queen’s community, as well as digital special collections made available via W.D. Jordan Rare Books & Special Collections.
This community provides access for staff and students at Queen’s University to degree examination papers and syllabi.
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THE MAKING OF MINORITY POLICIES IN NATIONALIZING STATES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ESTONIA AND ISRAEL
Why do nationalizing states, committed to preferential treatment of the dominant nation within the state, vary in their treatment of ethnic minorities? Why do some nationalizing states choose to simultaneously provide a ... -
ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF COPPER AND ZINC IN THE GEOSPHERE AND BIOSPHERE
Zinc homeostasis is disrupted during the formation of breast tumours. Malignant tumours contain elevated levels of Zn (mean = 14.93 ± 11.05 μg/g) and isotopically light d66Zn values (mean = -0.40 ± 0.15 ‰) compared to ... -
Molecular-level study of N-heterocyclic carbenes: Binding modes and self-assembly on Au(111)
Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of organic molecules are extensively used to functionalize surfaces for a wide range of applications from medicine to nanophotonics. However, creating a SAM that is sufficiently stable has ... -
(In)visible Systemic Injustice: A Qualitative Inquiry into Women’s Experiences of Gender Discrimination in the Canadian Military
Government bodies housed in Canada are not void of their own systemic issues. The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is not any different possessing a traditionally gendered patriarchal white dominant culture that is resistant ... -
The Future of Work Post-Pandemic
(2020-08)The Future of Work Post-Pandemic is a collection of notes by members of the COVID-19 Economic Recovery group, formed by the School of Policy Studies and spanning Queen's University. The notes reflect the views of the authors ...
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