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 2015
Beyond Survey Self-Reports: Using Physiology to Tap Political Orientations, Michael W. Wagner, Kristen D. Deppe, Carly M. Jacobs, Amanda Friesen, Kevin B. Smith, and John R. Hibbing
Submissions from 2014
What is a Meeting? Municipal Councils and the Ontario Ombudsman : Draft, Andrew Sancton
Britain's Wee Nuclear Problem, Erika Simpson
Canada can do more to Fight Ebola, Erika Simpson
Forgotten Amid the Cheering, Erika Simpson
Freezing out the Nukes, Erika Simpson
How can we stop more attacks?, Erika Simpson
The poor man’s nuclear bomb, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2013
The Politics of Denying Communion to Catholic Elected Officials, William D. Blake and Amanda Friesen
Religion, Politics, and the Social Capital of Children, Amanda Friesen
The Physiology of Political Participation, Michael W. Gruszczynski, Amanda Friesen, Carly M. Jacobs, Kevin B. Smith, and John R. Hibbing
Deep-Set Differences, Erika Simpson
Down in the Dumps, Erika Simpson
No Easy Answers, Erika Simpson
Questions swirl around Canadians involved in Algerian attack, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2012
The Political Left Rolls with the Good; The Political Right Confronts the Bad: Physiology and Cognition in Politics, Michael D. Dodd, Amanda Balzer, Carly M. Jacobs, Michael W. Gruszczynski, Kevin B. Smith, and John R. Hibbing
Beyond the “Three Bs”: How American Christians Approach Faith and Politics, Amanda Friesen and Michael W. Wagner
Policy Imperatives for an Arctic Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2011
The Three Stigmata of Friedrich Nietzsche: Political Physiology in the Age of Nihilism, Nandita Biswas-Mellamphy
Gender and Physiological Effects in Connecting Disgust to Political Preferences, Amanda Friesen and Carly M. Jacobs
Introductory Essay: Canada’s Own Brand of Truth and Reconciliation?, Joanna R. Quinn
Submissions from 2010
Canadian Action for Zero Nuclear Weapons, Erika Simpson
The NATO Club and Afghanistan: Northern, Rich, and White Nations Defend the Imperial Palace, Erika Simpson
Submissions from 2009
Statement on NATO’s Nuclear Weapons Policies, Erika Simpson