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John Locke
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Possessive Individualism: Reviving the Legacy of C.B. Macpherson

C.B. Macpherson remains one of Canada’s most renowned philosophers and political commentators of the 20th century. He delivered the fourth ever Massey Lecture in 1964 and was awarded the Order More

Posted On : December 6, 2018 Published By : William Hanna
Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement: The Battle May Be Over, but the War Has Just Begun

If you were to look at a picture of Hong Kong’s Civic Square in 2014, you would find a peculiar sight: a square filed with  men, women, and even children, More

Posted On : December 3, 2018 Published By : Chris Cadogan
US Dollar
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Money on the Mind: Rising Uncertainty About the US Dollar’s Global Status

The U.S. dollar is unequivocally the most powerful currency in the global economy today. As a reserve currency, 64% of known foreign central banks’ reserve assets are held in U.S. More

Posted On : November 30, 2018 Published By : Jillian Giberson
Religion and Politics
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Religion is Society that Worships Itself: Durkheim and Political Secularism

Emile Durkheim, one of the fathers of modern sociology, was interested in understanding the social significance of religion. Durkheim constructed a story of the emergence of religion. He identified collective More

Posted On : November 29, 2018 Published By : Jeanne Mayrand-Thibert
Nile
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Africa’s New Geopolitical Flashpoint: Emerging Sub-Saharan Clashes over the Nile

Rising speculation that the wars of the future will be fought over water has shed light on the vulnerabilities surrounding the Nile River dispute. The Horn of Africa and Egypt More

Posted On : November 27, 2018 Published By : Omar Arafeh
Army of Ukraine
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Pushed to the Brink: Ukraine at the End of Its Rope?

Yesterday, Russia fired upon and seized three Ukrainian Navy vessels, injuring six Ukrainian sailors. The incident occurred in the Kerch Strait, a waterway that connects the Azov Sea with the More

Posted On : November 26, 2018 Published By : Mika Weissenberger
Supreme Court of Canada
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The Charter: Shield or Sword?

In Canada, there are at least three things that you don’t mess with: hockey, maple syrup, and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. While hockey has referees and maple syrup More

Posted On : November 25, 2018 Published By : Nikita Tafazoli
United Nations
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Op-Ed: The UN Human Rights Council is No Laughing Matter (Although it Might As Well Be)

On the 9th of October, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) held elections that resulted in the addition of several controversial member states to the body.  The Philippines, Bahrain, More

Posted On : November 23, 2018 Published By : Mika Weissenberger
BC elections
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Here We Go Again: BC Votes on Electoral Reform

On November 30th, the ballots for British Columbia’s third referendum on electoral reform in 18 years are due. The results, which should be released in early December, will add to More

Posted On : November 22, 2018 Published By : Chanel MacDiarmid
Nancy Pelosi
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Op-Ed: The Pelosi Problem

Two weeks ago, millions of Americans cast their ballots in the midterm election with the highest recorded turnout, ever. The results were clear: Americans want change. Democrats took the House, More

Posted On : November 22, 2018 Published By : Sophia Kamps

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