Prof. Michael Byers comments on the viability of various arguments expected from Meng Wanzhou’s defence team
UBC Political Science Professor Michael Byers comments on the viability of various arguments that Meng Wanzhou’s defence team is expected to put forward.
Prof. Barbara Arneil speaks about the origins of colonies and statistics in CPSA presidential address
In her presidential address for CPSA, Professor Barbara Arneil examine the origins of two key concepts in modern political thought: colonies and statistics.
“The U.S. will be back”: Prof. Yves Tiberghien on the new outlook for Canada in Asia
Professor Yves Tiberghien comments on the new outlook for Canada in Asia with the return of a key ally, the United States.
Prof. Max Cameron talks what’s next for the U.S. with Policy Talks Podcast
Policy Talks Podcast takes a look back at the tumultuous month that was January 2021 for the United States with Dr. Maxwell Cameron from the University of British Columbia.
Prof. Fred Cutler on “rich transcripts” and how they help Political Science graduates articulate their learning
Professor Fred Cutler explains how a “rich transcript” helps graduates by that highlighting the skills they have developed over the course of their degree.
Prof. Katharina Coleman on the risks of “downsizing survivor syndrome” in UN peacekeeping
UBC Political Science Professor Katharina P. Coleman on the risks and management of downsizing survivor syndrome in UN peacekeeping operations in Global Observatory.
PhD alumna Yana Gorokhovskaia writes about Alexei Navalny’s appeal to the Russian people in The Guardian
UBC Political Science PhD alumna Yana Gorokhovskaia writes in The Guardian about Alexei Navalny’s arrest and the accelerating collision between the opposition and the Kremlin in Russia.
Time to “bite the bullet” over interprovincial travel, Prof. Gerald Baier says to the Vancouver Sun
Professor Gerald Baier says that Premier Horgan should already know interprovincial travel restrictions are possible, particularly with a majority.