Adam Steiner

Populism has deep roots in American politics that stretch back more than a hundred years. Populist efforts in the 1890s sowed the seeds for the Progressive Era, and it is certainly possible that today's populism could also set the stage for…
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The past few years have marked the beginning of a dramatic rebalancing of global power, leaving a power vacuum for aggressive, dictatorial regimes to exert power with limited consequences. In response, a number of politicians and academics…
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With his widening lead in recent polls, Joe Biden’s campaign will have to decide whether or not to continue laying low over the summer, hoping that Donald Trump will hurt his re-election chances in the coming months while avoiding Biden’s…
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The impact of COVID-19 on Canadian-American relations is incredibly complex. However, we can look to the National Hockey League’s (NHL) potential return as a microcosm through which to better understand the current state of…
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Canadian and American democracies are fundamentally different, but these differences extend far beyond our respective structures of government and electoral processes. As I quickly learned while in New Hampshire, the American political…
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Since 2016, three different prime ministers have each tried to facilitate the United Kingdom’s messy divorce from the European Union. With a general election around the corner, there is still tremendous uncertainty regarding how and when…
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