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PhD Graduate M. Omar Faruque on subaltern resistance and politics

December 09, 2019

Ph.D. Graduate M. Omar Faruque published an article in Asian Journal of Political Science, entitled "Mining and Subaltern Politics: Political Struggle against Neoliberal Development in Bangladesh." The article examines Bangladeshi resistance to a multinational coal mining company.

PhD Candidate Gabriel Menard, in collaboration with Professor Robert Brym and Melissa Godbout, Andreas Hoffbauer, and Tony Huiquan Zhang, on Social Media in the 2011 Egyptian Uprising

December 09, 2019

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PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron and Professor Monica Boyd on "Cross-Nativity Partnering and the Political Participation of Immigrant Generations"

December 01, 2019

PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron and Professor Monica Boyd have co-authored an article published in The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, entitled "Cross-Nativity Partnering and the Political Participation of Immigrant Generations." The article explores cross-nativity intermarriage and its poli

PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron co-authors article on South Asian youth’s resistance to cultural deviancy

November 28, 2019

PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron, in collaboration with Professors Arshia Zaidi and Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale, has published an article in International Journal of Adolescence and Youth, entitled "'Should I or should I not?': An exploration of South Asian youth’s resistance to cultural deviancy." The article investigates how

PhD Candidate Timothy Kang on "Suicide in South Korea"

November 28, 2019

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PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron, in collaboration with Mehek Arif and Professors Arshia Zaidi and Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale, has published an article in the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association, entitled "Ethnic identity, religion and gender: An explorat

November 10, 2019

PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron, in collaboration with Mehek Arif and Professors Arshia Zaidi and Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale, has published an article in the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association, entitled "Ethnic identity, religion and gender: An exploration of intersecting identities creating diverse perceptions & experie

PhD Candidate Patricia Louie and Professor William Magee on the differences between Black and White Americans in Anger-Out

November 07, 2019

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PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron on Dating Abuse Against Women in a Cultural Context

November 07, 2019

PhD Candidate Amanda Couture-Carron published an article in Journal of Interpersonal Violence, entitled "One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Dating Abuse Against Women From the Perspective of South Asian Muslim Youth in Canada." The article explores dating abuse against women among South Asian Muslim women.

PhD Candidate Gabriel Menard on Intellectual Property

October 22, 2019

PhD Candidate Gabriel Menard has published an article in Information, Communication & Society, entitled "Copyright, digital sharing, and the liberal order: Sociolegal constructions of intellectual property in the era of mass digitization." The paper explores intellectual property policy in the context of Canada in the age

Professor Jennifer Adese comments about the lack of political rhetoric around minority and Indigenous rights during the election campaign

October 15, 2019

In an article by National Post, Professor Jennifer Adese commented about the lack of political rhetoric around minority and Indigenous rights during the election campaign.

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