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• 01 mar 2020

  Call for papers - America

  Justin Trudeau: Review and Assessment of Four Years in Office

  "Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies" Journal n°89, December 2020

  Upon obtaining power in 2015, the Liberals promised a radical departure from Conservative orientations, especially with regard to social and foreign policy, as well as a firm commitment toward reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Following the party’s reelection (albeit as a minority government) in October 2019, the time has come for a comprehensive review of the Liberals’ first mandate under Trudeau. Études Canadiennes/Canadian Studies therefore solicits papers examining various aspects of these first four years in power, relating to the aforementioned policy areas, or others. Did the Liberals succeed in significantly re-orienting Canadian policy toward their preferred objectives?

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• 30 avr 2014

  Montreal

  Call for papers - History

  Political Mobilization and Citizen Engagement in Canada

  The conference entitled "Political Mobilization and Citizen Engagement in Canada", conference sponsored by the Canadian Historical Association-affiliated Political History Group, promises to provide glimpses of various ongoing research projects in political history. The organizing committee of this conference seeks papers on the following topics in the Canadian context. Papers that compare Canada with other societies are also most welcome: pressure groups/lobby groups; social movements and their relationship with the state and political rulers; the political activism of particular individuals; particular events that have mobilized citizens in large numbers; transformations in political cultures; the evolution of participatory democracy; political ideas and discourses; the transformation of the state and its apparatus; etc.

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• 05 mai 2008

  Liège

  Conference, symposium - Political studies

  Fédéralisme en Belgique et au Canada

  Un dialogue comparatif

  Les fédérations belge et canadienne font l’objet de nombreuses recherches en science politique, mais rares sont les travaux comparant systématiquement et surtout simultanément ces deux fédéralismes. Les points de rencontre sont pourtant nombreux. L’objectif de ce colloque, organisé par le Département de sciences politiques et le Centre d’études québécoises de l’ULg, est de rassembler des professeurs belges et canadiens, spécialistes du fédéralisme, afin de mettre en perspective ces deux systèmes fédéraux dans un dialogue comparatif et d’ainsi éclairer la compréhension de l’un grâce à l’étude de l’autre. Cinq thématiques seront traitées par un spécialiste de chaque pays et suivies d’une discussion avec l’audience.

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