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Focusing on the global liberal order, Robert Muggah, co-founder of the Igarapé Institute and SecDev Group, is currently a visiting scholar with UBC and helping with the Phil Lind Speaker Series

The US should reject the notion of preventive strikes or “bloody nose” attacks against North Korea, writes Adam MacDonald. Instead, emphasis should be placed on a combination of engagement and deterrence/containment.

Frank Harvey, Dean of Arts and Social Sciences, heads to Yale

Listen online at 36:50 during the 12:00PM hour to hear Doctoral Fellow David Beitelman speak about Rex Tillerson's visit to Canada, North Korea, and Canada/US relations

H-Diplo has published a new ISSF review roundtable (with a response from the authors) for Dr. Frank Harvey and John Mitton’s 2016 book, Fighting for Credibility: U.S. Reputation and International Politics.

Carla Suarez has just published a new article, “‘Living between Two Lions’: Civilian Protection Strategies during Armed Violence in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo,” in Journal of Peacebuilding and Development.

Using human rights as a tool of advocacy in her new book, Dr. Krisit Kenyon's research in African HIV Advocacy is now a published book.

If we design our cities right, we just might survive the twenty first century.

The Dalhousie Political Science Undergraduate Journal: The Podium welcomes submissions for their annual journal. Deadline January 8th

Political Science Alumni Liam Hunt writes for opencanada.org