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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Paul Beaumont (NUPI), "Quantification and its Discontents: Navigating the Era of Indicators in Global Governance"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

"Quantification and its Discontents: Navigating the Era of Indicators in Global Governance"

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Yusuf Yilmaz (�鶹��ý��վ), "Chrono-positional Crises: Explaining the Civilizational Turn in Russia and Turkey"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

"Chrono-positional Crises: Explaining the Civilizational Turn in Russia and Turkey"

Yusuf Yilmaz (�鶹��ý��վ)

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Sam Ritholtz (Oxford) and Rebecca Buxton (Bristol), "The Way Out: Justice in the Queer Search for Refuge"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026 co-sponsored by �鶹��ý��վ Refugee Research Group and Institute for the Study of International Development

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Marie-Joelle Zahar (Université de Montréal), "Flawed by design: Frames and the inclusion agenda in peace processes"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

Flawed by design: Frames and the inclusion agenda in peace processes" Marie-Joelle Zahar (Université de Montréal)

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Stéphanie Martel (Queen's University), "Narrative Struggle Over International Order in & Beyond the Indo-Pacific: Implications for Non-Major Power Agency in Global Governance"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

"Narrative Struggle Over International Order in and Beyond the Indo-Pacific: Implications for Non-Major Power Agency in Global Governance"

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Amitav Acharya (American University), "Once and Future World Orders, Why Global Civilization Will Survive the Decline of the West"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026 Inaugural T. V. Paul Lecture Series in International Peace and Security

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Craig Parsons (University of Oregon), "Markets, Integration, and Authority: How Did the European Union Get More Regulatory Powers than Any National Federation?"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

"Markets, Integration, and Authority: How Did the European Union Get More Regulatory Powers than Any National Federation?"

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Rawan Arar (University of Washington), "When Practice Becomes Knowledge: The Distorting Power of Humanitarian Fictions in Refugee Research"

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026 co-sponsored by �鶹��ý��վ Refugee Research Group

CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026: Nicole De Silva (Concordia University), "Why Not Hold the Pen? Exploring Implications of Drafting Privileges in International Organizations."

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CIPSS Speaker Series Winter 2026

"Why Not Hold the Pen? Exploring Implications of Drafting Privileges in International Organizations."

Lin Centre 2026 Annual Lecture: Kim Scheppele (Princeton) “Counter-Constitutions: On Being the Object of a Coup”

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Director Catherine Lu Reflects on Centre's 10th Anniversary

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The Lin Centre Director, Catherine Lu, reflected on the Centre’s 10th anniversary, and shared her own thoughts on why and how we should argue, the importance of clear thinking and academic freedom, what to think about historic, structural and global justice, who broke international order, and how studying history helps us to understand the current moment and its challenges.

RGCS Debate: Cécile Fabre and Eric Mack, "Individualism, Liberty, and Self-Ownership"

jacob.levy@mcgill.ca — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 17:02:01 +0000

Cécile Fabre
Senior Research Fellow at All Soul's College and Professor of Political Philosophy, Oxford University

and
Eric Mack
Professor of Philosophy, Tulane University
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RGCS Lecture: Scott Lemieux, "What Is Judicial Supremacy, and Do the US and Canada Have It?"

jacob.levy@mcgill.ca — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 20:47:11 +0000

Scott Lemieux (�鶹��ý��վ BA '94 MA '97), Assistant Professor of Political Science, College of St.

RGCS debate: Debra Satz and Matt Zwolinski, "Where Are the Moral Limits of Markets?"

jacob.levy@mcgill.ca — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 11:22:12 +0000

Matt Zwolinski
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Co-Director, Institute for Law and Philosophy
University of San Diego

and