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Two Theories of Legault
As presented to the American Council of Quebec Studies Biennial Conference, Quebec City, October 3, 2024
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David J. Rovinsky
Brazil and the Venezuelan Election
So far, Brazil sees its national interest as preventing the United States from resolving the Venezuelan crisis, rather than dealing with blatant…
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David J. Rovinsky
The American Monarchy
At the Constitutional Convention, the Founding Fathers thought that they were creating a republican government. It was a monarchy in republican clothes.
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Borderlands Update: Analyzing The 2nd Vermont Guide to Quebec
Parts of Quebec "may be among the most isolated places in North America. But for Vermonters, they are just right there.”
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Poilievre’s Will to Power, Notwithstanding
Poilievre has now rooted the argument for the notwithstanding clause more firmly in right-wing populism. If the Charter becomes a dead letter, the…
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David J. Rovinsky
Brian Mulroney’s Canada?
Mulroney is remembered for his policies, but his legacy includes political dysfunction and the decay of the political system.
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David J. Rovinsky
More Bad Press for Montreal
The Air Tags controversy further darkens the cloud over Montreal as a vacation spot for Vermonters
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David J. Rovinsky
South of 45
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