U.S. Election Notebook #6: The Colour Line
In the sixth of a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca University professor Paul Kellogg looks behind the numbers, to see just who likes and dislikes the two main U.S. presidential...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #7: Glass ceilings & backlash
In the seventh of the U.S. Election Notebook series entitled Glass ceilings and backlash, Athabasca University professor Paul Kellogg examines the shocking sexism frequently directed against...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #9: Locking up the vote
In Glass ceilings and backlash, Athabasca University Professor Paul Kellogg examined the shocking sexism frequently directed against presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. In our ninth of a series...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #10: The New Jim Crow
In the tenth of a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca University professor Paul Kellogg explores Michelle Alexander’s important reframing of contemporary U.S. politics. In the ninth in...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #11: Not a dime’s worth of difference?
In the eleventh of a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca professor Paul Kellogg examines arguments which equate the Democratic and Republican Parties. In the tenth blog, he explored...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #8: Slaves in the White House
In the eighth of a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca University professor Paul Kellogg explores the thesis, that Donald Trump’s campaign represents a backlash against the presence, for...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #12: ‘A sort of public and psychological wage’
In the twelfth of a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca professor Paul Kellogg reminds us of a great insight from W.E.B. Du Bois. In the tenth of the, Paul Kellogg examined arguments...
View ArticleU.S. Election Notebook #13: Political futures
In the final entry in a series entitled U.S. Election Notebook, Athabasca University professor Paul Kellogg identifies some of the possible future directions in U.S. politics, made visible by the 2016...
View ArticleNew Seminar this Fall: Alternative Facts in a Post-Truth Century
Interested in exploring the world of “post-truth” and “alternative facts”? This fall, the Faculty of Graduate Studies and its Master of Arts — Integrated Studies (MA-IS) program are inviting you to...
View ArticleExplore Italy this summer— Eco-educational-style
Have you ever wanted to explore Italy’s Old World Tuscany countryside from a New World, eco-educational vantage point? Athabasca University, in partnership with The Synergia Institute, is providing an...
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