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The Mechanics of Good News and Bad News (Policy Note)

17 September, 2012 - 22:45 — Administrator

 

The Mechanics of Good News and Bad News

The Mechanics of Good News and Bad News (pdf)

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Europe 2020 Strategy and its implications for Canada (Policy Note)

17 September, 2012 - 10:43 — Administrator

 

IES Policy Note No. 11

The Europe 2020 Strategy and its implications for Canada (pdf)

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'Thinking Canada '– EU-Canada Study Tour and Internship Programme (Lecture)

Conrad King

On September 27, Conrad King (PhD candidate in Political Science and IES affiliate), will give a lecture on the politics of Canadian immigration to visiting students from the European Union. This lecture is a part of ‘Thinking Canada’, the EU-Canada Study Tour organized by the Network for European Studies (Canada), in partnership with the European Commission.

IES Welcomes New Student Researcher, Corinna Fischbach

Corinna Fischbach Joins the Institute for European Studies

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Politics, Labour Markets, and the Feasibility of a Multicultural Spain (Policy Note)

30 August, 2012 - 09:34 — Administrator

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Politics, Labour Markets, and the Feasibility of a Multicultural Spain (pdf)

Francisco Beltrán

Introduction: A Simplistic Debate

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