The Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies welcomes new SSHRC postdoctoral fellow Dr. Linda Mussell, who began her two-year term in September. Dr. Mussell recently completed her PhD in the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University.
The Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies welcomes new SSHRC postdoctoral fellow Dr. Linda Mussell, who began her two-year term in September. Dr. Mussell recently completed her PhD in the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University.
As part of the Anglophone federal leaders' debate that took place on Thursday, September 9, 2021, two students from the Faculty of Social Sciences had the opportunity to participate in a simulation of the debate, each playing the role of a different candidate. Tracy Wang and Maxime Touchette, both 2nd year Master's students at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, took...
As part of the Anglophone federal leaders' debate that took place on Thursday, September 9, 2021, two students from the Faculty of Social Sciences had the opportunity to participate in a simulation of the debate, each playing the role of a different candidate. Tracy Wang and Maxime Touchette, b...
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate Dr. Erin Maloney on winning the Early Career Award from the Psychonomic Society for her excellent scientific contributions to the field of cognitive psychology early in her career.
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate Dr. Erin Maloney on winning the Early Career Award from the Psychonomic Society for her excellent scientific contributions to the field of cognitive psychology early in her career.
The Department of Economics is delighted to share the exciting news that our recent graduates Charles Bromwich and Tania Chaar have been chosen as one of the four finalists in the annual Best Undergraduate Paper Award (BUPA) competition organized by the International Atlantic Economic Society.
The Department of Economics is delighted to share the exciting news that our recent graduates Charles Bromwich and Tania Chaar have been chosen as one of the four finalists in the annual Best Undergraduate Paper Award (BUPA) competition organized by the International Atlantic Economic Society.
As neo-liberalism deepens in western democracies and governments continue to divest from social welfare, imprisonment and other forms of social control have proliferated at a greater pace inside and outside the penal system as primary strategies to manage the poor and marginalized. It is in this context of mass incarceration and surveillance – distributed unevenly across the world and shaped by cl...
As neo-liberalism deepens in western democracies and governments continue to divest from social welfare, imprisonment and other forms of social control have proliferated at a greater pace inside and outside the penal system as primary strategies to manage the poor and marginalized. It is in this con...
