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Don’t Shoot the Economist: Why Canada’s…
As Canada faces an economic and diplomatic crisis with the US, the country experiences an unprecedented surge in…
The Global Gag Rule: A Canary in the Coal Mine of…
The Global Gag Rule was the first ideological limit on aid, but it would not be the last. It laid the groundwork…
Economic Pragmatism in a World of Political Uncertainty:…
Jason Furman is an American economist and the former chair of the Council of Economic Advisors for President Barack…
China, TikTok, and Trump: Data Privacy or Digital…
With over 1 billion users worldwide, 34 million daily video uploads, and an average daily usage of 95 minutes, it’s…
MIR Meets: James K. Galbraith
Host Theo Shouse sits down with economist James K. Galbraith to discuss his latest book, Entropy Economics, which…
Escalation and Uncertainty: The Ukraine War amid the…
Heightened military conflict in Ukraine and the uncertain future of American foreign policy set a dangerous…
From Austerity to Appetite: The Republican Shift on…
“Excessive eating has consequences,” Republican Senator Mitt Romney told business leaders in Lehi, Utah this month,…
She Must Be a Witch: Beyoncé, Murder, and…
Since the Diddy scandal’s eruption and subsequent discussions surrounding Beyoncé’s involvement, outlandish claims…
Retraite de l’ISS en 2030: la fin d’une trêve spatiale?
L’approche de la retraite de l’ISS laisse place à des interrogations légitimes sur la future utilisation de…
Review Radio: Canada in Afghanistan, NATO and…
Host Sabrina Nelson is joined by Stephen Saideman, a prominent political scientist currently holding the Paterson…
How Minority Voters Could Sway the Election
As the United States Presidential election approaches, polls are still showing a tight race, with Vice President…
What Can Polling Tell Us about the Presidential…
Error in polling leading up to the 2020 presidential election was the highest in 40 years; nearly every forecast…