Gender and Authoritarianism: from Policing Bodies to a Police State
Sypra Papoulias argues that restrictions on gender identity and expression represent authoritarian impositions that threaten democracy.
Gender and Authoritarianism: from Policing Bodies to a Police State
Safe Supply Is A Controversial Policy, But It's Ultimately A Good One
Downfall of the American Order
Why the Indian Act Must be Reformed from ‘Harmful’ to ‘Helpful’
Digital Vigilantism
How does Online Hate Manifest
Down the Stack: Power and Accountability in Internet Intermediaries’ Content Moderation Decisions
Influencing Trust: The Role of Para-social Relationships and Misinformation
The Liberal Governments Proposed Regulatory Measures in the Wake of the Storming of the U.S. Capitol
The Reagan Policy Decision that Fractured Classic Media
Social Housing and the Registry Waitlist
In Conversation: Tackling Hate on Social Media
How Do We Address Extremism Online?
Introduction to Oligopolies: Masked by the Disguise of Choice
From Social Media to Societal Collapse: A Hidden Threat in Our Daily Lives
India’s Farmer’s Protests: Policy, Advocacy, and an Attack on Democracy
Stephen McNeil Made Himself the Premier-King of Nova Scotia: The Absence of the Legislature
Sanctuary Cities: What the Right and the Left Both Get Wrong
Why Trudeau Broke His Promise: Canada's Options for Electoral Reform
R. v. Desautel: A case of missing identity