Authors Richard Zussman and Robert Shaw join us to discuss their new book, A Matter of Confidence: The Inside Story of the Political Battle for BC. Moderated by Professor Gerald Baier, Political Science. Thursday, April 5th, 2018 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Liu Institute for Global Issues, Multipurpose Room 6476 NW Marine Dr., Vancouver – […]
Join us at the first annual British Columbia Science & Policy Conference! Friday, May 11, 2018 12:00 PM – 5:30 PM UBC Life Sciences Institute, room LSC1 2350 Health Sciences Mall, Point Grey campus, Vancouver, BC, Canada Reserve your tickets here. Visit the conference website to learn more. Note: Ella Wright, Manager of Programs & […]
Indigenous governance is complex. Many First Nations communities continue to use their own governance systems while also having to use Indian Act governance as a result of Canadian law. This is true for many Anishinaabe communities in Canada, for example. In urban contexts, where band governance is often less present, Indigenous peoples organize politically in innovative ways.
British Columbians will quickly be heading to the polls while only 1/3rd of people say they are fully engaged with the campaigns. Join us on Oct. 13 for B.C.’s 2020 Snap Election webinar organized by Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions at the School of Public Policy and Global Affairs to learn more about campaigning and voting during Covid-19
On October 22, join us for the panel discussion “Doubling Down on Democracy” as part of “The 2020 U.S. Election Event Series” on how public opinion & voter suppression/intimidation is impacted by the current political climate & Covid-19.
The 2020 U.S. Election Event Series will look at the issues and dynamics driving the campaigns, the legal questions sure to dominate the days and weeks after the election, the election’s impact on global politics, the pandemic, and what we can expect as we head into 2021.