Skip to main content

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.

Visit the Department of Political Science website for additional information.

Submissions from 2018 2018

New arms trade treaty will change the way Canada does business: The new International Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) requires Canada to amend its export regulations and report all sales including to unsavoury regimes, Erika Simpson

Nuclear Jungle closes in: Trump’s intention to end the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty is alarming, but it’s not the only sign of a global arms race, Erika Simpson

On the Defensive, Erika Simpson

Professor Anatol Rapoport’s Contribution to Game Theory and Peace Research, Erika Simpson

Reckless and Ruthless: Given their personalities, don’t expect much rational from the Donald Trump-Kim Jong-un summit, Erika Simpson

Safety, not Salary: The security of Ontario’s nuclear plants should be an election priority, not the salaries of top Hydro One execs, Erika Simpson

The Prime Minister’s Dilemma: The strategies for the game Prisoner’s Dilemma contain useful lessons for those playing the diplomatic game, including our prime minister, Erika Simpson

Trump's Space Force will Incite an Arms Race in Space, Erika Simpson

Up in arms: The arms trade is wreaking havoc around the globe, and Canada is part of it, Erika Simpson

Will Trump's Space Force Lead to the Militarization of Space?, Erika Simpson

Submissions from 2017 2017

How American Women and Men Read the Bible, Amanda Friesen

Conscientious Women: The Dispositional Conditions of Institutional Treatment on Civic Involvement, Amanda Friesen and Paul A. Djupe

Moralizing to the Choir: The Moral Foundations of American Clergy, Amanda Friesen and Paul A. Djupe

Physiological Arousal and Self-Reported Valence for Erotica Images Correlate with Sexual Policy Preferences, Amanda Friesen, Kevin B. Smith, and John R. Hibbing

Genes and Politics, Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz and Amanda Friesen

A Culture of Peace?, Erika Simpson

A mission to Mali is already a lost opportunity, so let’s focus on Afghanistan’s ‘forgotten war, Erika Simpson

How Canada Can Support UN Peacekeeping, Erika Simpson

Money Better Spent, Erika Simpson

Ontario Power Generation's latest report on its proposed nuclear waste chamber near Lake Huron focuses on science and geology, which leaves a lot of issues unaddressed, Erika Simpson

The Question Queue: The federal government wants to know so much more about a proposed nuclear waste site near Lake Huron, it seems it will never get the OK, Erika Simpson

Time To Dismantle Nuclear Weapons, Erika Simpson

Time to dismantle nuclear weapons, Erika Simpson

Totally fluent in what it meant to be a professor: remembering Bob Young, Erika Simpson

Where was Canada?, Erika Simpson