HAGGART: Why not nationalize Facebook?
Blayne Haggart, Associate Professor of Political Science at Brock, wrote a piece recently published in the National Post about nationalizing ... Full story
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HAGGART: History shows Sidney Crosby could have stood up to racial injustice
Blayne Haggart, an associate professor of Political Science at Brock, wrote a piece recently published in The Conversation comparing the ... Full story -
Brock in the News — January 14-20
Happy birthday, iPhone: Let’s talk about your dirty environmental secret As Apple celebrates the 10-year anniversary of their iPhone, ... Full story -
Brock political scientists to host panel discussion on Trump presidency
With President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration fast approaching, Brock University political scientists will be coming together to discuss what a ... Full story -
Brock in the News – October 29-November 11
Mosquitos test negative for Zika After rare mosquito species were discovered in south-western Ontario late last week, leading Zika experts ... Full story -
Brock film series marks Remembrance Day with Fog of War documentary
Remembrance Day is a time of reflection to honour soldiers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. ... Full story -
Brock Politics and Film series presents documentary on first Clinton presidency win
As the most improbable and high-stakes U.S. presidential election in modern times careens to a close, the Brock University ... Full story -
Politics and Film Series will explore current events with a screening and panel discussion
The Department of Political Science at Brock University is partnering with The Film House to provide an entertaining and educational ... Full story -
Brexit will have major consequences for Britain and the EU; Brock prof says
A Brock University political scientist says the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union is “the most important ... Full story -
Brock prof weighs in on Trans-Pacific Partnership
“You can be for it, or against it, but just don’t call it a free trade agreement.” So says ... Full story
