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Sovereign CanadaDiplomatic Pivots, Migrant Law, and Electoral Reform In this episode, we examine how Canadian officials went from laughing off U.S. president Donald Trump's comments about Canada becoming the "51st state," to stone cold serious threats against Canadian sovereignty.Former Canadian diplomat Sabine Nölke returns to offer her analysis of the pivot, relying upon her expertise accumulated over more than three decades working in the field of international relations. Nölke served Global Affairs Canada from 1992 until 2021, including as Canada’s ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands between 2015 and 2019. Diplomacy is often about creating pathways for your counterparts to take to sa...2025-03-2700 min
LawCast BCWhat is rule of law vs. rule by law?What is the difference between the rule of law versus rule by law? Dr. Catherine Dauvergne talks to us about why the rule of law is a difficult concept to teach, a "thin version" and a "thick version" of the rule of law, different interpretations of the rule of law between countries and the need to hold countries accountable when their version of the rule of law is clearly flawed. From 9/11 and Donald Trump to Brexit, Dr. Dauvergne brings the rule of law lens to real-life events. Dr. Catherine Dauvergne served as the eighth dean of the P...2020-10-1444 min
Ciel & EspaceEphémérides 2018 - juilletCe mois-ci, Mars passe à l'opposition et la Lune nous fait profiter d'une belle éclipse (le 27). Nos experts Bernard Nomblot (Universcience.TV) et Jean-Luc Dauvergne (Ciel & Espace) nous emmènent comme chaque mois sur la Lune, comme sur les cratères Theophile, Cyrille et Catherine et à travers la constellation du Sagittaire, riche en objets. Ils nous font aussi profiter de leurs coups de cœur, et nous parlent bien-sûr de notre évènement estival "Paris sous les étoiles", soirées d’observations gratuites dans quelques parcs parisiens, organisé en partenariat avec la mairie de Paris.
Les éphémérides de Ciel & Espace Rad...2018-06-2926 min
Border CriminologiesThe End of Settler Societies and Why it Changes ImmigrationProfessor Catherine Dauvergne, University of British Columbia2014-02-261h 16
Oxford Human Rights Hub SeminarsThe End of Settler Societies and Why it Changes ImmigrationProfessor Catherine Dauvergne, University of British Columbia2014-02-261h 16