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Le mois d'octobre dernier marquait le 50e anniversaire de la Crise d'Octobre. Dans ce premier épisode du Quebcast, Louise Toutée, Charles Lepage et Maria Laura Chobadindegui reviennent sur cette crise qui demeure l'un des évênements…
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Host Mathieu Lavault meets again with Professor Peter Kuznick of American University to continue their discussion of The Untold History of the United States, where they look at the military-industrial complex, the presidency of John F.…
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While neighbouring countries are being usurped by right-wing populists such as Janša, Orbán and Vučić, incumbent Prime Minister Andrej Plenković managed nothing short of a feat, veering the traditionally right-wing HDZ and Croatia in a more…
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New Caledonia exemplifies the complex and violent path towards independence, illustrating the reality of colonialism’s present-day impacts and consequences, even after 167 years.
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Aside from the 1930s Great Depression, no other crisis exposed the fragility of the economic system quite like the 2008 crash. However, when examining the causes of the 2008 crisis, it is clear that the same dangerous financial practices…
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As the influence and subject matter of memes evolve, an array of consequences, both good and bad, will follow. 
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Major events in far-flung locales can affect our lives in surprising ways thanks to economic, political, and cultural globalization. Sadyr Japarov’s seizure of power in Kyrgyzstan is one such situation: a sequence of events which would make…
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Historically, the study of eugenics was used to advocate for the "improvement” of the human population, justifying concentration camps, medical experiments, and mass exterminations. Early supporters of eugenics even believed that people…
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Gentrification begets superficial improvements for these towns' wealthier residents while forcing others onto the streets.
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In its new five-year plan, the Communist Party of China has outlined a plan for “dual circulation” in which China will promote “internal circulation” of trade rather than rely so heavily on international markets. Although this action…
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