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Isabella Joseph
Issues of Representation in Canada
Politics

This article examines the issue of inadequate representation in the Canadian government through the analysis of party politics and the electoral syste...

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This article tackles the critical and timely issue of inadequate representation within the Canadian government, approaching it primarily through the l...

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Batool Rizvi
Strategic Adaptations in Intercompetitive Factional Violence: Exploring the Influence of Fragmentation Types in Secessionist Movements
Politics

Using case studies such as Irish Republican Army (IRA), Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), and Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), this paper...

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The paper, "Strategic Adaptations in Intercompetitive Factional Violence: Exploring the Influence of Fragmentation Types in Secessionist Movements," a...

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Sahand Sanie
Hypocritical Usage: A Recipe for Global Injustice
Politics

State sovereignty is integral to the international system; without it, there would be no nation-state. In this paper, I analyse the current condition...

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The proposed paper, "Hypocritical Usage: A Recipe for Global Injustice," addresses a critically important and highly relevant topic concerning the int...

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Darina Al Aroud
That’s a Wrap: Unveiling the Politicization and Sexualization of the Hijab
Politics

This paper investigates the pervasive influence of Orientalist narratives on the perception of the Arab world, focusing on the hijab as a symbol. The...

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This paper, "That’s a Wrap: Unveiling the Politicization and Sexualization of the Hijab," proposes an ambitious and timely investigation into the comp...

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Lap Yin Ryan Chan
Chinese Aggression in the Asia-Pacific: An Explanation for Variations in Policy
Politics

China’s growth into a global hegemon has been accompanied by an increase in aggression in its foreign policy towards other states in the Asia-Pacific...

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This paper tackles a highly pertinent and complex issue: the drivers of Chinese foreign policy, specifically its aggressive manifestations in the Asia...

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Bethany Tong
The Red Legacy: Examining the Political Efficacy of Chinese Canadian Immigrants who have Endured the Cultural and Communist Revolutions
Politics

This paper delves into the personal experiences individuals had during the Chinese Communist and Cultural Revolutions, and how these experiences have...

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This paper tackles a highly significant and timely topic, exploring the enduring impact of the Chinese Communist and Cultural Revolutions on the polit...

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Tzu-Ling Wang
Explaining China’s Use of Force in the Taiwan Strait with a Constructivist Perspective
Politics

As tension in the Taiwan Strait has risen in recent years, the prevention of war became one of the key concerns in international security. In this pap...

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This paper addresses a highly pertinent and critical issue in international security: understanding the drivers behind China's varied responses to US...

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Bavan Pushpalingam
Lost Voices and Unseen Faces: Parachuted Candidates and the Challenge of Descriptive Representation in Canadian Politics
Politics

This paper investigates the phenomenon of parachuting candidates in Canadian politics, and its implications for the representation of marginalized and...

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The paper "Lost Voices and Unseen Faces: Parachuted Candidates and the Challenge of Descriptive Representation in Canadian Politics" addresses a highl...

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Michael Cowan
Ranking Bad: The Chemistry of Ranked-Choice Voting
Politics

Crowder-Meyer et al. (2023) found that in U.S. ranked-choice voting (RCV) elections, Black, Asian, and Hispanic candidates consistently faced electora...

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This study, "Ranking Bad: The Chemistry of Ranked-Choice Voting," presents a timely and critical examination of how ranked-choice voting (RCV) might p...

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Rin Kimura
The Farage Effect: Populism’s Influence on Britain’s Political Landscape
Politics

In a time of disillusionment with mainstream politics in the United Kingdom, Nigel Farage, a founding member of the United Kingdom Independence Party...

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This paper, "The Farage Effect: Populism’s Influence on Britain’s Political Landscape," offers a timely and relevant analysis of a pivotal period in c...

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