Volume 5, 2004-2005
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Political Friendship and the Second Self in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics
(Arts, Political Science, University of Albany, 2004)The difficulty that academics have faced in resolving the tensions between competing interpretations of Aristotelian political friendship can be traced to a lack of attention paid to Aristotle’s understanding of the self. ... -
Innovations: A Journal of Politics Call for Papers
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Composite Diplomacy: Canadian Innovation Amidst Global Uncertainty
(Arts, Political Science, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies, University of Calgary, 2004)This condensed paper is the culmination of a one-year research effort – an investigation addressing two issue areas: the first being the West’s apparent and disturbing inability to address and ameliorate emerging forms of ... -
Mexican Labour Politics at a Critical Juncture
(Arts, Political Science, York University, 2004)This article reviews the current political situation of Mexican organized labour and the academic debate regarding unions’ relevance to Mexican democracy, drawing attention to the importance of Federal Labour Law reform. ... -
Feminist IR and the Case of the ‘Black Widows’: Reproducing Gendered Divisions
(Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Political Science, Carleton University, 2004)Feminism has been a marginal approach to International Relations (IR) since its inception following the Cold War, however in an effort to reinvigorate its analytical power, Charlotte Hooper demonstrated how the practice ... -
Innovations: A Journal of Politics Index, Forward, Notes on Contributors
(Arts, Political Science, University of Calgary, 2004)