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From Ceyanna Meroniuk
0 plays 0Dr. Vanda Felbab-Brown will lay out the collapse of security in Mexico over the past six years and the expansion of power of Mexican criminal groups. Mexican cartels are… -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
2 plays 0The African continent, given its geopolitical significance, has always been part of Canadian foreign policy imagination and practice. But what has been the nature,… -
From Tanya Work
8 plays 0Dr. Pedro Monaville (Associate Professor, History, McGill University) -
From Ceyanna Meroniuk
38 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
104 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
29 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
45 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
84 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
25 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
33 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
40 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…
Global Fridays started at UNBC in the Fall semester 2006. It serves as a forum for faculty and students interested in all things ‘global’. It brings internationally renowned speakers to UNBC to talk on their research and provides an opportunity for UNBC faculty to share their research findings.