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Water as a Human Right or a Public Good: Water…
Water can be considered both a public good and a human right. Addressing the divergence between water’s economic…
La reconquête de la Francophonie : Le néocolonialisme…
Un froid s'est rapidement jeté sur le Sommet de la Francophonie lorsque Macron a déclaré l’importance de promouvoir…
Lula peut-il sauver l’Amazonie?
La victoire de Lula est perçue à l'international comme une victoire pour la démocratie mais aussi pour le climat.…
Dig Deeper: The Future of the Democratic Party and its…
Host Andrew Xu sits down once again with Greg Sargent, a columnist for The Washington Post. They discuss the US's…
“Say My Name”: Name and Cultural…
When people fail to pronounce ethnic names correctly, it perpetuates an implicit form of discrimination that…
The State of Reproductive Rights in the Americas
The fight for reproductive rights is far from over across the Americas. Some Latin American states seem to be very…
Women in Politics: Canada’s Failure To Elect Female…
The issue of female representation in the federal legislature is pale in comparison to a larger political gender…
Review Radio: Abortion
Host Ines Fahmi sits down with Josie Luetke, Director of Education and Advocacy for Life Coalition and member of…
The Glass Cliff: Barriers to Women’s Success
The glass cliff theory suggests that in times of uncertainty and crisis women are appointed to positions of power…
The Increasing Influence of Billionaires on US Politics:…
Since wealth and power are largely held by a small, white group in the American population, people of colour and…
L’intérieur comme libération
Afin de s’organiser efficacement, un groupe doit posséder des liens sociaux à haut capital social. Pour atteindre…
The DeSantis Effect: How Florida Turned Red This…
Governor Ron DeSantis' landslide victory in the 2022 midterm elections was the result of highly calculated efforts…