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Companies that own cyberspace offer little reassurance on privacy, writes Ron Deibert in the Globe and Mail

August 09, 2010

There’s a story about a 1960s British intelligence chief who was so frustrated and confused by the proliferation of meaningless acronyms and code names for spying missions that he turned to an assistant and asked in exasperation: “Now, just what on earth does this KUWAIT refer to?”

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Political Science graduate honoured by Best Paper Award from APSA

August 03, 2010

Dr. Jennifer Nelles has been selected by the American Political Science Association for the Best Paper Award of the Urban Politics section. The award is for her presentation of her paper “Cooperation and Capacity: Exploring the Sources and Limits of City-Region Governance,” which was based on her University of Toronto Ph.D.

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Faculty Positions

July 28, 2010

Sessional Positions

Department: Political Science – University of Toronto – St. George

Course: POL 208Y1Y, POL 224Y1Y, POL 316Y1Y, POL 326Y1Y, POL 340Y1Y, POL 438H1/2321 (F), POL 438H1/2321H1 (S), POL 494H1 (Y)

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Nelson Wiseman won't rule out a hip-hop president for Haiti

July 27, 2010

In the best traditions of star power translating into political dynamite, rapper Wyclef Jean is hoping his popularity can propel him into Haiti’s presidential palace.

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David Cameron describes a glimmer of hope for Somalia in the Globe and Mail

July 20, 2010

Somalia is in the midst of a bold experiment: to see whether the development of a new constitution can help to bring peace to a country in desperate straits. Mired in violence and civil disorder, Somalia is No. 1 on the Failed States Index of Foreign Policy/The Fund for Peace.

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Ramin Jahanbegloo featured in Trinity Magazine

July 19, 2010

Professor Ramin Jahanbegloo is interviewed in the Summer 2010 issue of Trinity Magazine. He discusses the meaning of a “civilized society” and shares his thoughts on his 2006 imprisonment for political reasons.

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Paper by Christian Breunig nominated for Robert H. Durr Award

July 15, 2010

Written by Christian Breunig and his two coauthors, Christoffer Green-Pedersen and Peter Mortensen of Aarhus University, the paper “What Influences the Composition of Executive Agendas? A New Approach to Agenda Setting Dynamics ” has been nominated for the Robert H. Durr Award.

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Report by David Wolfe offers solutions for regional economic growth

July 09, 2010

Canada emerged from the global economic crisis in better shape than many countries, but we have lessons to learn from other nations about regional economic development. Many countries around the world are pursuing strategies that are far more innovative than Canada’s traditional approach.

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Professor Stephen Clarkson appointed to the Order of Canada

July 07, 2010

On June 30, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, announced that Professor Stephen Clarkson was among the 74 new appointments to the Order of Canada. Prof. Clarkson has been named a Member of the Order of Canada.

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Harper consolidates his powers, writes Nelson Wiseman

July 05, 2010

The steady centralization and concentration of executive power, specifically in the prime minister and his office, is not exclusive to Canada; it has occurred in Britain, Australia, continental Europe, and elsewhere.

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