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 2021
A plea to heed the chorus of Afghans urging Canadian aid, Erika Simpson
Canada still has obligation to participate in good faith in negotiations on nuclear disarmament, Erika Simpson
Canadian-organized airlift needed to bring food, medical provisions to Afghanistan, Erika Simpson
Canadian-organized airlift needed to bring food, medical provisions to Afghanistan, Erika Simpson
Commemorating the Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombings and a call for nuclear disarmament, Erika Simpson
Conditions-based negotiations, renewed NATO troop commitments needed in Afghanistan, Erika Simpson
In understanding the makings of an extremist, there's a lot of work ahead, Erika Simpson
NATO expansion not the answer as Ukraine crisis brews, but nuclear weapon free zones needed, Erika Simpson
True leadership would see Trudeau attend NATO summit virtually as Canadians await COVID-19 vaccines, Erika Simpson
U.K.’s decision to increase nuclear warhead stockpile cap defies logic, Erika Simpson
U.S., NATO Afghanistan withdrawal impacts counterterrorism operations, progress for Afghan women, Erika Simpson
U.S., NATO Afghanistan withdrawal impacts counterterrorism operations, progress for Afghan women, Erika Simpson
Why buffer zones could combat the ongoing war in Afghanistan, Erika Simpson
Ukraine crisis, 1962 Cuban missile crisis share disturbing similarities, erika vg simpson Prof.
The Consequences of Denominational Typicality on Individual Political Attitudes, Michael W. Wagner and Amanda Friesen
Submissions from 2020
Political attitudes vary with detection of androstenone, Amanda Friesen, Mike Gruszczynski, Kevin B. Smith, and John R. Alford
Slimy Worms or Sticky Kids: How Caregiving Tasks and Gender Identity Attenuate Disgust Response, Amanda Friesen and Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz
How Do Populist Voters Rate Their Political Leaders? Comparing Citizen Assessments in Three Jurisdictions, Gerald Seijts and Cristine de Clercy
After the Great Lockdown, far-sighted global cooperation will be heralded and lauded as wise, Erika Simpson
Hybrid warfare NATO’s next headache, Erika Simpson
On guard for thee: global citizenship and Canada-U.S. relations, Erika Simpson
Ottawa should ditch F-35, buy better-suited Super Hornets for RCAF, Erika Simpson
Trump administration’s drawdown of troops in Afghanistan risks putting peace, progress in the country in danger, Erika Simpson
We don’t know how this virus began, but we know how we can learn from our response, Erika Simpson
We lost the Security Council vote in 21 seconds. Now what?, Erika Simpson