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Memo: The long-term Canadian response to the Trump presidency
I wrote this memo in November-December 2016 and circulated it to a few people in and around government. Sadly, I think it’s held up quite well. Posting it here for posterity. For me, one of the key takeaways is that … Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, United States
Tagged Canada-US relations, Donald Trump, international relations, international trade, liberal-international order
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What is knowledge? Seven ground rules (and three helpful tips)
I wrote this brief note for my 4th-year Global Political Economy class as a way to bring them up to speed on the knowledge economy. Because it’s intangible, and because it can raise all sorts of questions we usually get … Continue reading
Posted in knowledge governance
Tagged data regulation, internet governance, privacy, surveillance, surveillance capitalism
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Regulating Facebook: Radical change or the status quo?
(I’m currently travelling through Brazil interviewing people for a book project on knowledge governance, hence the untimeliness of this post. (What’s the opposite of the hot take? Cool reasoning?) But since I haven’t seen this opinion anywhere else, and because … Continue reading
Posted in data regulation, facebook, privacy
Tagged data regulation, facebook, knowledge governance, privacy, social network regulation, social networks
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The global political economy of knowledge: A reading list
…time to reactivate the blog… For the past several years I’ve been teaching a 4th year/graduate seminar on the global political economy. In previous years I’ve taught it as a survey course, an advanced introduction to the various facets of … Continue reading
Posted in 4P21, global political economy
Tagged censorship, intellectual property, international political economy, international relations, internet governance, knowledge governance, platform capitalism, political science, surveillance, surveillance capitalism, teaching international political economy
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Why I won’t be attending ISA 2017
Like many others, I’ve been horrified by the Trump administration’s implementation of a de facto Muslim travel ban, as well as its caviler disregard for the rule of law, the US Constitution, and its attack on the liberal-democratic norms that … Continue reading
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