Charles Burton, associate professor of Political Science, was quoted in the Globe and Mail article “China turns chilly on human rights dialogue” on Jan. 6. In the article, Burton discusses China’s new attitude about the world’s reaction to its human rights issues.

Burton was also interviewed on the Lang and O’Leary Exchange on the CBC about Canada exporting seal meat to China. That segment was broadcast on Jan. 12.

• China turns chilly on human rights dialogue — The Globe and Mail
• Lang and O’Leary Exchange segment (Burton’s part starts at about 42 minutes into the show)