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Men and masculinity in Filmer & Locke toward a critique of 'enlightened' manhood
Men and masculinity in Filmer & Locke toward a critique of 'enlightened' manhood
Author(s):
LeBlanc
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2015
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
From the perspective of the critical study of masculinities, this project seeks to look back in time at an example of just...
Participatory democracy: theory and models
Participatory democracy: theory and models
Author(s):
Boerop
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2017
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
This thesis deals with the subject of participatory democracy in the light of the basic insufficiency of representative...
A rope made of sand: understanding mechanisms of control over the global oil industry
A rope made of sand: understanding mechanisms of control over the global oil industry
Author(s):
Ponting-Moore
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2016
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
The focus of my research is to examine the power paradigms that control the price of oil. In most analyses of oil, the point...
Violence, neoliberal legality, and human rights as politics of contestation in Mexico
Violence, neoliberal legality, and human rights as politics of contestation in Mexico
Author(s):
Giacomán
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2018
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
This thesis focuses on the co-existence of the human rights legal framework with violence in Mexico between 2006 and 2017. I...
Power, politics, and vulnerable populations: analyzing the silences of the zika virus response
Power, politics, and vulnerable populations: analyzing the silences of the zika virus response
Author(s):
MacDonald
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2019
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
The Zika virus outbreak of 2015 was by far the most severe in recorded history. Beginning in Brazil, the virus spread to...
Analyzing the barriers to women's leadership in New Brunswick politics
Analyzing the barriers to women's leadership in New Brunswick politics
Author(s):
McAdam
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2019
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
The political representation of women is an issue that has been prevalent all over the world for decades. In Canada, women...
An unsuitable integration
An unsuitable integration: the duty to consult and environmental assessments in Canada
Author(s):
Hickey
Discipline:
Political Science
Discipline:
Political Science
Date:
2021
Type:
Thesis / Dissertation
The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the integration of the duty to consult and the environmental assessment process and...
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