They also present welcome opportunities. Cristine de Clercy , Eric Montpetit and Genevi ve Bouchard are advanced PhD students at UWO and McMaster University. They bring a new outlook on political science questions and new vigor. This is a special topics course that introduces students to the study of women and politics. The approach is cross-national and compares the United States and several West European states to Canada.
Corruption is one species of system breakdown.
It is, arguably, endemic even in democratic systems. This topic is an invitation to consider a host of moral, developmental, and legal issues associated with healthy governance. This course approaches literature as a way of knowing, a way of discovering truths about politics and about the lives and situations of others. The course will be available in 1999. Paul Kopas is the first member of the Department to participate in research for the Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy.