POLITICAL SCIENCE
Political science is the systematic study of power and authority, especially in the public realm, and our faculty members work in all of the subfields of the discipline. Many of our faculty are also active in a number of other programs, including the North American Studies Program (NASP), the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), and the Balsillie School of International Affairs (BSIA), including their Masters in International Public Policy (MIPP) and PhD in Global Governance (PhGG) programs. We invite you to browse our website and the various activities in which our faculty and students are currently engaged.
Laurier Institute for the Study of Public Opinion and Policy (LISPOP)
LISPOP promotes research on public opinion in the political process, and monitors the public opinion and interest group industries, serving as an educational resource to the University and the larger community.
Rhoda Howard-Hassmann's On-line Resources:
- Political Apologies and Reparations - A database maintained by Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann, Canada Research Chair in International Human Rights, and funded by the Canada Foundation for Innovation.
- 'Rights and Righteousness' - This new and much needed blog provides timely, insightful, and academically-grounded commentary on a variety of issues relating to domestic and international human rights.
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New Faculty Publication: Dr. King publishes article in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
(Headline - Mar 15)
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