The University of Toronto is the leading Canadian university in the field of political science and has an internationally renowned faculty, so choosing to study there was a no-brainer. My experience as an undergraduate student in political science was amazing. I learned to develop my arguments and express them in a coherent and well-reasoned manner — an essential skill for anyone planning to pursue a career in fields related to politics. — Abouzar Nasirzadeh, Winner of the Jules and Elaine James Scholarship and the Suzanne and Edwin Goodman Prize. Completed an MA in international relations at the London School of Economics. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Political Science here at the University of Toronto.
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Why is it so hard to reform health policy in Canada? Lessons From Cross-Provincial Analysis (Advance Registration Requested)


Tuesday, May 15, 2012
12:15 pmto1:45 pm

The School Of Public Policy & Governance and The Department of Political Science present

HARVEY LAZAR, Adjunct Professor, School of Public Administration, University of Victoria

Professor Lazar will be joined by: BRIAN GOLDEN (Professor, Rotman School of Management) and CAROLYN HUGHES TUOHY (Senior Fellow and Professor emeritus of Political Science, SPPG) as discussants and the session will be moderated by DAVID CAMERON (Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science).

Tuesday, May 15, 2012
12:15 pm – 1:45 pm
Canadiana Gallery

A light lunch will be provided.

Register online here: http://lazar.eventbrite.com/

Registration is appreciated so that they can predict catering numbers.

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