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November 22, 2019

Graduate Student Research: The Future of Cryptocurrency

James Patriquin, a PhD candidate in Political Science and Political Economy, is researching technological changes related to cryptocurrency and how these connect with global finance. Patriquin believes that the future of money is... More

November 20, 2019

Graduate Diploma in Work and Labour Launches in 2020

The Institute of Political Economy within the Faculty of Public Affairs will be introducing a new graduate diploma in work and labour in 2020. The course work will examine the... More

May 15, 2019

Professor Cristina Rojas Awarded Distinguished Fellowship

Professor Cristina Rojas recently received the 2019 Distinguished Fellow Award from the Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CALACS). The award recognizes Professor Rojas’ contribution to the association,... More

January 21, 2019

Grad Research: The Plight of Precarious and Undocumented Workers in Canada

Eloy Rivas, a Carleton PhD student in Sociology who is specializing in Political Economy, is studying the health status of the immigrant population working and living in Canada without authorization.... More

March 27, 2017

Interdisciplinary Teams Tackle Environmental Problem in CU75 POPS Contest

By Tyrone Burke Photos by Sherry Crummy and Chris Roussakis When it rains, it pours. And that, in a nutshell, is the problem. When stormy weather rolls into Ottawa,... More

November 8, 2016

CU75 POPS Update: Registered Teams are Ready to Tackle This Challenge

CU75 POPS: Water is a student-led “team” challenge designed to reward innovation and creativity and get students thinking about pathways to effect change in their community. The project was introduced... More

September 9, 2016

Political Science Profile – Cristina Rojas

Professor Cristina Rojas is a professor in the Department of Political Science, the Institute of Political Economy, and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA). Her research began in... More