Professor Erik Kuhonta of ISID has written an oped piece in the Globe and Mail on the recent unrest in Myanmar.聽 Read it here:聽 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-myanmars-military-is...
On 8 November 2020, Myanmar will hold its second election since the country鈥檚 gradual liberalization began. Despite presenting itself as a force for liberal democracy five years ago, the National...
Alec Regino, a graduate student in ISID's DSO (Development Studies Option) program, has penned an op/ed piece in the Washington Post on COVID-19 and the Duterte regime in the Philippines.聽 The...
The Institute for the Study of International Development congratulates Ms 脡milie Vaillancourt, this year's winner of one of two Norman Prentice awards. 脡milie was a joint honours student in the...
ISID congratulates Barbara Clark -- winner of the 2020 Albert O. Hirschman Prize for Best Undergraduate Research Essay in International Development Studies for her paper on 鈥淲ater Sanitation...
The challenge of water security is growing globally. Achieving and sustaining water security, in both developed and developing countries, is likely to increase in complexity and priority as climate...
ISID congratulates its faculty member and Associate Director, Professor Megan Bradley, for receiving the 2020 Principal's Prize for Outstanding Emerging Researchers!聽 Professor Bradley was also...
ISID's Jamal Saghir has produced, in coordiation with the Payne Institute for Public Policy, a commentary paper entitled "Post COVID-19 New World Configuration and Climate Change Actions:聽 Two...
More than ever now, Africa is being studied, watched, admired, criticized and exported. In this continual movement of creating new understandings, dismantling biased thought systems and valuing...
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