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From Tanya Work
4 plays 0Dr. Pedro Monaville (Associate Professor, History, McGill University) -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
35 plays 0Abstract: Food and waterborne diseases such as cholera are a major public health problem in African cities. Residents of secondary cities are often more at risk due to… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
102 plays 0Abstract: The ubiquity of algorithms throughout the world raises challenges to global theories of governance that our modern political and aesthetic critical… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
28 plays 0Based on my book, my talk explores the intersection between displacement and the imagination as a politically mobilizing force. Bringing together traditional archival… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
43 plays 0In Canada Alone: Navigating the Post-American World, Nossal argues that the return of a Republican America First president to the White House would bring about an… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
81 plays 0Over the course of my academic career, spanning some 43 years, I have undertaken research in ten different countries, from China to Greenland and from Canada to Mexico.… -
From Sara Farhan
27 plays 0Assyrians in Modern Iraq: Negotiating Political and Cultural Space (Cambridge University Press, February 2022), is a monograph on twentieth-century Iraqi intellectual… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
23 plays 0Abstract: COVID-19 disrupted the traditional operations of many parliamentary institutions, including the UK’s and Canada’s, with both using technology to… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
30 plays 0In recent wars, women’s participation in armed conflict has grown substantially. There is much debate on why women join armed conflict. Some argue women are… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
37 plays 02025 is when global fossil fuel use will finally begin to decrease, ending a period of energy history initiated in the eighteenth century which has traumatized the earth… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
40 plays 0Louis Riel is one of Canada’s most famous political figures. Many know him as a leader of the Metis Resistance at Red River in 1869 and again at Batoche in 1885.… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
168 plays 0Abstract: Itelmen People – Indigenous fisherman of Kamchatka peninsula in Russia. Over the last three decades Itelmens have been successful in revitalization of…