Political Studies in the News - November 22, 2022
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Christian Leuprecht discusses the latest on the war in Ukraine, and the lack of federal investments to protect Canada's Arctic.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Christian Leuprecht discusses the latest on the war in Ukraine, and the lack of federal investments to protect Canada's Arctic.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Amarnath Amarasingam discusses the common traits associated with those who believe in conspiracy theories.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Leuprecht shares his thoughts on the Ontario government's plan to table legislation to pre-empt an educational workers' strike. He also discusses the latest round of testimony at the Emergencies Act Inquiry.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Leuprecht discusses Canada’s national security system and the confidence vote the Halifax Regional Police Association members held about police chief Dan Kinsella.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Leuprecht talks about why the Canadian Armed Forces is now permitting permanent residents to enlist.
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Joel Sokolsky shares his thoughts on the results of the US Midterm elections (cue 29:10).
Cross-appointed professor Dr. Joel Sokolsky shares his thoughts on the results of the US Midterm elections.
Dr. Martel says Canada can build relationships with Southeast Asian countries by focusing on their individual trajectories, instead of painting them as under the thumb of China or the United States.
Dr. Martel shares her thoughts on Canada's relationship with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
Professor Dr. John McGarry reviews Brendan O'Leary's new book "", which examines the likelihood of Irish unity, and declares it "an intellectual tour de force".