Political Science Publications
While research in Political Science Publications explores the traditional subfields of political science, including Canadian politics, comparative politics, international relations, local government, political theory, and public administration, its strengths lie in studies of global justice and international politics, multilevel governance, and democracy and citizenship.
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Submissions from 2024
NATO’s Nuclear Strategy Post Russia’s Ukraine Attack: Shaping Global Nonproliferation Talks, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2023
Social Capital, Institutional Rules, and Constitutional Amendment Rates, William D. Blake, Joseph Francesco Cozza, David A. Armstrong II, and Amanda Friesen
Luck Egalitarianism and Non-Overlapping Generations, Elizabeth Finneron-Burns
Are Saviour Siblings a Special Case in Procreative Ethics?, Elizabeth Finneron-Burns and Caleb Althorpe
Faith, Source Credibility, and Trust in Pandemic Information, Jianing Li, Amanda Friesen, and Michael W. Wagner
NATO allies should take Canada’s lead and spend less on defense, Erika Simpson
Nuclear waste abandonment risks the dangers of amnesia, Erika Simpson
Prigozhin’s mad race to Moscow a pivotal event and it’s shaken Russia to its core, Erika Simpson
When planning nuclear waste sites in Canada, consider Ukraine’s potential nuclear crisis, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2022
Coding Appendix 1: Code Method and Code Lists, Cristine de Clercy and Alex Marland
Introduction to the Special Issue -- Science in Politics: Methodological Innovations and Political Issues, Amanda Friesen, Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz, and Rose McDermott
Hostile, Benevolent, Implicit: How Different Shades of Sexism Impact Gendered Policy Attitudes, Claire Gothreau, Kevin Arceneaux, and Amanda Friesen
Objectified and Dehumanized: Does Objectification Impact Perceptions of Women Political Candidates?, Claire M. Gothreau, Amanda Milena Alvarez, and Amanda Friesen
Canada must strongly support Marshall Plan 2.0, Erika Simpson
Escalating Russian cyber attacks could risk widening the war in Ukraine, Erika Simpson
Middle Powers and the U.S.-Iran Conflict, Erika Simpson
NATO’s new world order relies on multilateralism to strengthen its nuclear defense posture, Erika Simpson
New ways forward to promote peace in the face of Russia's invasion, Erika Simpson
Opportunity to rid Europe of dangerous nuclear weapon systems and provocative force deployments, Erika Simpson
Russia-Ukraine war brings nuclear risk to level not seen since Cuban missile crisis, Erika Simpson
The global implications of Xi Jinping’s formidable power, Erika Simpson
The war in Ukraine will have global consequences, Erika Simpson
Understanding and Preventing Suicide Terrorism, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2021
Political Taste: Exploring How Perception of Bitter Substances May Reveal Risk Tolerance and Political Preferences, Amanda Friesen
Racial Limitations on the Gender, Risk, Religion & Politics Model, Amanda Friesen