Tag Archive for: democracy
Media in Turkey: A Testing Ground of Censorship and Control, by Fazila Mat and Sofia Verza
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By Fazila Mat (PhD candidate, University of Victoria) and Sofia…
Robin Celikates: The Futures of Democracies – interview at the University of Victoria
In this video Robin Çelikateş, Professor of Social Philosophy…
Fazila Mat on Studying Migration and Issues of Democracy in Italy and Turkey by the EUCAnet team
Fazıla Mat is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of…
How COVID-19 Is Eroding Civil Liberties and Damaging Society, by Javier Dichupa
By Javier Dichupa, student at the Department of Political Science…
Can COVID-19 Be Taken as An Opportunity to Improve our Policies?, by Ethan Quilty
By Ethan Quilty, student in Computer Science and Marine Biology…
Richard Bellamy: Democratic Structures and Populist Movements
Richard Bellamy ( Department of Political Science, University…
Prof. Colin Macleod: Populist Majorities. Demos or Demons?
Colin Macleod, Professor in Law and Philosophy and Chair of the…
Prof. Jeremy Webber: Populism, its Affinities, its Consequences, and our Responses
Jeremy Webber, Faculty of Law, University of Victoria, participated…
Rebeccah Nelems: How Do You Link Empathy And Democracy In The Concept Of The Canopy?
Rebeccah Nelems, PhD student in the Sociology and Cultural, Social,…