Trudeau’s Liberals are faltering on foreign policy at the midway point of their mandate
At the midpoint between its ascent to power and the next federal election, the Trudeau government
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Interdisciplinary Programs: Creating ‘Expert-Generalists’ or Simply Re-packaging and Re-branding Curricula?
Many university students will choose to enrol in an interdisciplinary program as the first step
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A Portrait of Justin Trudeau
Can we finally admit it? The world really does love Justin Trudeau. When he first proclaimed,
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Christian Names and Collective Amnesia in Malawi: Repenting Away Our Potential Ethics and History
It was a Wednesday evening in 2007, outside the little chapel building of the Chancellor College
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A Short Critique of Westernism: The Ordinariness of Our Common Humanity
I am a Malawian, and that means I grew up in a society awash with dark subtle humor. It varies from
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Should the US Apologize for Using Atomic Bombs Against Japan?
Tomorrow, President Obama will be the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima, the location of
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International Sports: A Distracted Unity
Each time a major international sporting event like the Olympics or FIFA World Cup occurs, audiences
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Eurovision Song Contest 2016: More Politics, Less Entertainment
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running annual television shows in the world,
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Private Forgiveness for Public Sins: The Case of Malawi’s Amoral Politics
The concurrent existence of high religiosity, alongside high fraud and corruption, represents an
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A Global Review for Canada: Insights and Options
iAffairs Canada, in partnership with Canadian Foreign Policy Journal and the Norman Paterson School
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