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Judith Teichman suggests decriminalizing drugs would curb violence in Mexico

May 27, 2010

Where else in the world do they have a single noun to denote a man who turns up dead in the trunk of a car?

In northern Mexico, they call the wretch un encajuelado, and the phenomenon has become a sufficiently frequent feature of the local landscape that it merits a word all its own.

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Let them stay, Joseph Carens says about illegal immigrants

May 27, 2010

For most unlawful acts, we can all pretty much agree about the egregiousness of the offense: Murder is worse than burglary is worse than parking violations. But when it comes to illegal immigration, that consensus breaks down dramatically.

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Kiran Banerjee Wins Canada's Most Prestigious PhD Award

May 19, 2010

PhD student, Kiran Banerjee, has won the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, Canada’s most prestigious scholarship for doctoral students.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn laughs at a news conference during the spring IMF-World Bank meeting at the IMF headquarters April 24, 2010.

Louis Pauly describes how the IMF found the "sweet spot"

May 18, 2010

He’s been called a grand seducteur, a president in waiting, and Mr. Euro.

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The future looks bright for Prof. Janice Stein

May 18, 2010

Since her arrival at the University of Toronto nearly three decades ago, political scientist Janice Stein has done much to make her mark on campus and on the city beyond.

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Canadian Political Science Association shortlists work by U of T political scientists

May 05, 2010

An article by Professor Sylvia Bashevkin and a book by Kristin Good have been shortlisted for prizes by the Canadian Political Science Association.

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Nelson Wiseman worries that Parliament is being downgraded

May 05, 2010

The Harper Conservatives didn’t start the demolition of Parliament, but they have taken it to a whole new level. The question facing Canadians now is whether Commons Speaker Peter Milliken’s historic ruling last Tuesday is too late to save the furniture.

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Ron Deibert receives Carolyn Tuohy Impact on Public Policy Award

May 04, 2010

Professor Deibert is among a handful of scholars world-wide who are changing public policy globally. He is the rarest of social scientists – discovering something that has transformed the behaviour of individuals and governments.

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Ron Deibert receives Carolyn Tuohy Impact on Public Policy Award

May 04, 2010

Professor Deibert is among a handful of scholars world-wide who are changing public policy globally. He is the rarest of social scientists – discovering something that has transformed the behaviour of individuals and governments.

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Canada triumphs at G20, comments John Kirton

April 27, 2010

Canada came to the G20 meeting of finance and central bank officials in Washington, saw and heard from its peers, and at the end of the day conquered.

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