Our Professors in the Media

05/14/2013 - Randy Boswell: Regency for Prince Charles would create constitutional issues for Canada

Professor Philippe Lagassé, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, said a “do nothing” option that presumes a British decision on a regency would apply automatically to Canada is “highly problematic for a number of legal and constitutional reasons.”

05/14/2013 - Charles as a regent sparks speculation; Would Canada need to approve action?

Professor Philippe Lagassé, Faculty of Social Sciences, says it could be argued that a move to a regency would, for Canada, require "a constitutional amendment at the extreme."

05/13/2013 - Passport service moving out of Foreign Affairs department

National security expert Wesley Wark states that the government is attempting to realign the Foreign Affairs portfolio.

05/10/2013 - International strategy round-up: Chemical weapons in Syria

AUDIO: Professor Wesley Wark, Faculty of Social Sciences, discusses political change and the fact that the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons.

05/10/2013 - Passport service moving to CIC; NDP critic argues Foreign Affairs is best suited for the job

Professor Wesley Wark, Faculty of Social Sciences, says that there is an ongoing effort within the government to realign the Foreign Affairs portfolio.

05/10/2013 - Négociations ardues

VIDÉO: Patrick Leblond, Faculté des sciences sociales, parle des impacts économiques et politiques pour le Canada en relation avec le libre-échange avec l'Europe.

05/10/2013 - Passport-service shift to Immigration puzzles some

Professor Wesley Wark, Faculty of Social Sciences, says that there is an ongoing effort within the government to realign the Foreign Affairs portfolio.

05/10/2013 - Is Jason Kenney Canada's real foreign minister?

Professor David Petrasek, Faculty of Social Sciences, writes an article about Canada's foreign minister.

05/09/2013 - Who cares about growing inequality in Harper's Canada? The Finance Committee gets an earful!

Professor Miles Corak, Faculty of Social Sciences, argues that we use EI as income support for low income workers.

05/06/2013 - Libre-échange Canada-Europe: le temps presse pour le gouvernement Harper

Vidéo et article: L'agriculture, le secteur automobile et les brevets pharmaceutiques entre l'Europe et le Canada figurent parmi les points à régler selon professeur Patrick Leblond, École supérieure d'affaires publiques et internationales.
Autres Sources: MSN Canada

05/05/2013 - The words: Full transcript from Episode 35, Season 2

Professor Wesley Wark, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, discusses terrorism and national security.

05/01/2013 - Harper’s Jordan appointment shows contempt for professionalism

Daniel Livermore, senior fellow, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, writes an article on the subject.

04/30/2013 - Temporary foreign workers? More like permanent government nuisance

Article by Professor Miles Corak, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs.

04/29/2013 - Breaking news will never be the same again

Professor Roland Paris, Research Chair in International Security and Governance, explains the risk of crowdsourced investigation.
A shorter version of this article is available here.

04/28/2013 - Evolving terrorism is harder to detect

Professor Wesley Wark, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, explains the "Al-Qaeda Narrative".

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