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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Monday February 28th
“The
Iraq War
and Aftermath”
“The
Iraq War
and Aftermath”
Allen G. Sens (Ph.D, Queen's) specializes in international relations, with a research and teaching focus on international security. He has a particular interest in conflict and conflict management, and maintains research agendas on United Nations peacekeeping, European security and NATO, and Canadian foreign and defence policy. He is currently chair of the International Relations Program. Allen Sens holds a joint appointment in Political Science and the International Relations Program at the University of British Columbia.
Sessions in International Affairs this term have been given by both visiting speakers and our own students.
Monday February 21st. "Sorrows of Consumption: Dying Environments in a World of Prosperity."
Peter Dauvergne (Ph.D. UBC) is an Associate Professor in Political Science and the Canada Research Chair in Global Environmental Politics at the University of British Columbia. His research focuses on globalization and environmental theory in international relations, the international political economy of sustainable development, and the politics of environmental management in the Asia-Pacific. He is the current editor of the MIT journal Global Environmental Politics.
Thursday, January 13th
“The South American Community of Nations:
the solution or merely another agreement?”
A presentation by Agustina Cortejarena
and Roberto Ruglio (both year 30)
“The South American Community of Nations:
the solution or merely another agreement?”
A presentation by Agustina Cortejarena
and Roberto Ruglio (both year 30)