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The Materialist View of International Relations: A Case Study of the Cold War and Beyond

There are several theoretical perspectives on the relations between states which offer varying descriptive and predictive conclusions regarding state behaviour. However, none of the theories presented offer a universal answer More

Posted On : July 31, 2019 Published By : Peter Wu
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Canada’s Bid for a UN Security Council Seat: A Double-Edged Sword?

In 2021, UN member states will vote to confirm which country will take up a seat on the body’s coveted Security Council. In March 2016, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced More

Posted On : July 30, 2019 Published By : Dia Mukherjee
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What To Expect From the Second 2020 Democratic Debates

Tomorrow and Wednesday, Democratic presidential hopefuls will once again hit the debate stage for a second round of trying to rise to the top in a crowded field of contenders. More

Posted On : July 30, 2019 Published By : Chris Cadogan
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Philippines Concessions in the South China Sea: Duterte Sails Towards Beijing’s Influence

Continuing the Philippines’ recent trend of siding with China in important territorial disputes,  President Rodrigo Duterte is departing from his country’s previous arbitrations against Chinese influence as well as historic More

Posted On : July 29, 2019 Published By : Rose Bostwick
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Assessing the Assessors: A Closer Look at the Prime Ministerial ‘Ratings Game’ in the United Kingdom

With Boris Johnson’s recent move-in to 10 Downing Street marking the end of Theresa May’s term as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (UK), academics and pundits will soon begin More

Posted On : July 28, 2019 Published By : Brodie Badcock-Parks
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The Conundrum of Protectionism

During periods of economic or political upheaval, protectionist policies often gain renewed traction in domestic politics. Market volatility and economic hardships are easily denoted as byproducts of foreign competitors and More

Posted On : July 26, 2019 Published By : Jillian Giberson
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Pulling the Trigger on Gun Control in Canada

As a response to last summer’s Danforth shooting, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau requested an examination of “a full ban on handguns and assault weapons in Canada.” Other Canadian cities have More

Posted On : July 24, 2019 Published By : Mercedes Labelle
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Part Two: Half a Millennium of Erasure

Last month, after nearly three years, the National Inquiry Into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls came to an end. The first article in MJPS’ two-part series gave an More

Posted On : July 24, 2019 Published By : Marie Fester
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Do as I say, not as I do: Doug Ford and Cronyism

In June, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s approval hit an impressive low. After winning 40 percent of the popular vote in 2018, Ford’s approval registered at just 29 percent one year More

Posted On : July 23, 2019 Published By : Gabe Bleyer
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J-3 mois : Perspectives électorales fédérales de la REPM

Dans trois mois exactement, les Canadiens se rendront aux urnes pour la 43e élection fédérale. Les libéraux de Justin Trudeau se battent pour être réélus contre les conservateurs d’Andrew Scheer, actuellement More

Posted On : July 21, 2019 Published By : Catharina O’Donnell

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