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Janice Stein comments that critical thinking is crucial, but no panacea

September 07, 2010

The great truth of democracy, at least when it’s working well, isn’t about the levels of turnout at the polling stations or the noise from the opposition benches when someone who calls himself the leader gets carried away with his own sense of power.

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Professor Ed Schatz has been given the Giovanni Sartori Book Award

September 04, 2010

The Giovanni Sartori Book Award honors Giovanni Sartori’s work on qualitative methods and concept formation, and especially his contribution to helping scholars think about problems of context as they refine concepts and apply them to new spatial and temporal settings.

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Jennifer Wallner wins Deil Wright Best Paper Award

September 04, 2010

The Deil Wright Best Paper Award is presented to the author of the best paper on federalism and intergovernmental relations. Dr. Wallner won for her paper “Does Diversity Always Lead to Decentralization and Difference?”. She recieved her Ph.D. from the Department of Political Science in 2009.

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Laying down the law on teaching: Ran Hirschl

September 02, 2010

Like a well-ordered society that functions effectively and productively, Ran Hirschl’s classroom is one built on a system of laws and tenets that provide the foundation for his approach to teaching.

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Neil Nevitte describes how national pride and nationlism have diverged

August 30, 2010

What does Feist think about potash?

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Canadians get the Question Period they deserve, writes Nelson Wiseman in the Globe and Mail

August 30, 2010

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, a parliamentary delegation from one of the newly independent Baltic states visited Ottawa to observe Canada’s democratic institutions in action. As is common for such groups, they were ushered into Question Period, Parliament’s most extensively covered activity.

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Chris Cochrane joins faculty of UTSC

August 25, 2010

University of Toronto, Scarborough, welcomes a new Assistant Professor, Christopher Cochrane. Dr Cochrane has a Ph.D. in political science from U of T, a Master’s degree in political science from McGill, and a Bachelor’s degree in political science and history from St. Thomas University in Fredericton, NB.

Russia&#039;s fuelling a risky Iranian gambit

Aurel Braun questions Russia's refuelling of Iranian reactor in the Globe and Mail

August 20, 2010

An old issue – Russia’s construction of a nuclear reactor in the Iranian city of Bushehr – seemingly indolent for so many years, suddenly turned virulent this month when the Russians announced they would begin fuelling the mammoth reactor. It’s a decision likely to prove dangerous both in terms of substance and symbolism.

Moses (failing to get to the Promised Land), alabaster sculpture by Ronald Beiner

Three original works of art donated to Political Science lounge

August 13, 2010

Visitors to the Political Science lounge will have noticed some recent aesthetic improvements in the form of three works of art, which were recently donated by the artists. One of the sculptures is by Prof. Ronald Beiner, Professor and Chair at UTM. The other two pieces, a ceramic sculpture and a wall mural, are by Prof.

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Companies that own cyberspace offer little reassurance on privacy, writes Ron Deibert in the Globe and Mail

August 09, 2010

There’s a story about a 1960s British intelligence chief who was so frustrated and confused by the proliferation of meaningless acronyms and code names for spying missions that he turned to an assistant and asked in exasperation: “Now, just what on earth does this KUWAIT refer to?”

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