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A Bittersweet Tale: India Under Modi

For nearly the past three decades, the story of India has been one of uncertainty. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent speech at the World Economic Forum plenary exemplifies this. On More

Posted On : February 28, 2018 Published By : Srijan Shukla
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Miss Congeniality: How North Korea Won the Olympics

North Korea may leave Pyeongchang without a medal, but they’ve won something far more valuable.

Posted On : February 27, 2018 Published By : Evelyne Goulet
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Divide and Conquer: Explaining the Dispute Between NDP Governments in Alberta and B.C.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley recently announced a ban on wine imports from neighbouring British Columbia. This came in response to B.C.’s proposed restrictions on bitumen shipments to the West Coast More

Posted On : February 26, 2018 Published By : Catharina O’Donnell
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Political Theory on the Rise of Nationalism: An Emancipatory Ideology in the 1960s

Nationalism as liberation in the decolonization era.

Posted On : February 23, 2018 Published By : Jeanne Mayrand-Thibert
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Political Theory on the Rise of Nationalism: Historical Roots

A historical overview of the Rise of Nationalism, and nationalism’s role in the formation of modern Europe.

Posted On : February 23, 2018 Published By : Nico Mak-Wasek
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Afghanistan: The War With No End?

On January 27, a Taliban-orchestrated suicide bombing in central Kabul killed at least  95 people and wounded another 158. Two days later, an ISIS attack on the Afghan Military Academy More

Posted On : February 22, 2018 Published By : Maya Krishna-Rogers
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Eritrea’s Silent Totalitarianism

Eritrea emerged as a sovereign state in 1991, following 30 years of armed battle for independence with its neighbour Ethiopia. The nationalist movement of the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (FPLE) More

Posted On : February 21, 2018 Published By : Asma Saad
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Direct Democracy: A Healthy Alternative to Unresponsive Representatives

The belief that democracy is not a perfect system of government has been articulated by both political theorists and regular citizens, and is a recurrent motif in public discourse after More

Posted On : February 20, 2018 Published By : Nico Mak-Wasek
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In NAFTA Renegotiations, Flexibility is Key

President Donald Trump’s pledge to renegotiate the supposedly unfair North American Free Trade Agreement has upended a remarkably stable and successful trade relationship. Posing as the defender of the post-war More

Posted On : February 19, 2018 Published By : Olivier Bergeron-Boutin
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Canadian Politics on the Rise of Nationalism: Struggling for Survival Through Social Movements

The Canadian Politics team on the Rise of Nationalism. By Catharina O’Donnell, Olivier Bergeron-Boutin, Jean-Philippe Roch, and Patricia Sibal.

Posted On : February 16, 2018 Published By : Patricia Sibal

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