ISID Professor Megan Bradley was interviewed, in French, for this Radio-Canada story on the migration crisis and "Fortress Europe". Read about it here http://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelles/special...
ISID Faculty Lecturer has just won the Arts Undergraduate Society Teaching Excellence Award! Each year, the AUS recognizes outstanding teaching staff in the Faculty of Arts through its Teaching...
Huntington’s influential Political Order in Changing Societies argued that institutions—"stable, valued, recurring patterns of behavior” (1968, 450)—are crucial for political development and decay.
ISID releases a new policy brief by Professors Erik Kuhonta and Kazue Takamura, "Human Rights of Non-Status Migrants in Japan". Read the full brief online.
The International Development Policy Case Competition combines case analysis and policy development to enable participants to design innovative policy solutions to a pressing development issue....
The UN’s sustainable development goal process includes one goal focused specifically on peace. This goal, SDG 16, collapses peace and good governance into one goal, framed as “just, peaceful and...
