Political Studies in the News: January 1 - 5, 2018
Political Studies in the News: January 1 - 5, 2018
January 3:
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PhD candidate Raynold Wonder Alorse awarded Nepean's Canada 150th Anniversary Medal
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Debra Thompson's Lecture, "Controversies in the Making: Trump, Race, and Time" now available as audio recording
Debra Thompson's lecture, "Controversies in the Making: Trump, Race, and Time," which was delivered as the inaugural John Meisel Lecture in Contemporary Political Controversies on November 23rd at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, is now available in audio format.
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Department Head Zsuzsa Csergö discusses Putin's re-election chances on The Simi Sara Show
Zsuzsa Csergö, Department Head, was featured on The Simi Sara Show (News Talk 980 CKNW, Vancouver) to discuss Vladimir Putin's announcement that he will run for re-election to the Russian presidency. Listen below:
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PhD Student Ali Bhagat featured on CTV as expert
Queen's Political Studies PhD student Ali Bhagat appeared on CTV news in a live expert segment from their Toronto studio earlier today concerning the Trump administration ending temporary support permits for Haitian displaced migrants:
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MA graduate Michael Murphy discusses active learning pedagogy in SGS article
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Dr. Stéphanie Martel to Join Department in January 2018
Dr. Stéphanie Martel will be joining the department as an Assistant Professor of Political Studies with a specialization in International Relations in January 2018. Stéphanie completed her Ph.D. in Political Science at the Université de Montréal in June 2017 and holds an M.Sc.
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QPSSI 2017 featured in the Queen's Gazette
The Queen's Gazette has produced a feature highlighting the second year of the QPSSI program, which took place between June 30 to July 15 in 2017. The program combines a lecture-style education with the benefits of interactive learning through field trips that complement course material to education international students about Canadian politics.
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Erin Tolley Wins 2017 Donald Smiley Prize
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Erin Tolley, a graduate of the Department of Political Studies Doctoral program,has won the 2017 Donald Smiley Prize for her book, Framed: Media and Coverage of Race in Canadian Politics.
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FA Article on Macedonian instability co-authored by Ognen Vangelov
Ognen Vangelov, PhD candidate in Political Studies, is co-author of an article recently published in Foreign Affairs about the deteriorating political landscape in Macedonia and the key role being played by the United States and Russia in setting the country on a path toward a violent confrontation. But despite their role in this upheaval, US assistance in pressing for NATO and EU membership could still prove useful for stabilizing Macedonia's democratic institutions.
Read the article here: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/macedonia/2017-05-23/will-macedonias-nationalists-bring-country-ruin?cid=int-lea&pgtype=hpg
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