Dispatches

May 6, 2022 | Authors: Hannah Balba: Settlement Worker and Former History Student, University of B.C., Emi Kingan: Geography Student, University of B.C.

Will the Philippines Election Be an Opportunity to Rethink the Country’s Labour Export Strategy?
May 5, 2022 | Authors: Kelly Grounds: Political Science and International Studies Student, Simon Fraser University, Madelyn Koff: Political Science graduate, McGill University

Disinformation, Disruption, and the Shifting Media Ecosystem in the 2022 Philippines Election
May 5, 2022 | Author: David Deen: Public Policy and Global Affairs student, University of B.C.

Will the Next Philippine President Continue Duterte’s Pivot to China?
May 4, 2022 | Authors: Stewart Beck, John Knubley: Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company and Longview Communications

Setting Canada’s Global Technology Agenda After COVID
May 4, 2022 | Authors: Cesar Ramirez: Sociology and International Studies Student, McGill University, Ilesh Singh Thomas: History and Political Science Student, McGill University

With a New President in the Philippines, What Will Happen to Duterte’s War on Drugs?
May 4, 2022 | Authors: Hensly Jocelle Pedrosa: Political Science Student, Concordia University, Jon Marvin Reyes: Political Science Student, McGill University

The Philippines Elections: The ‘Who,’ ‘What,’ and ‘How’ of Picking the Country’s Next Leaders
April 11, 2022 | Authors: Daniel Jacinto: PhD Student, McGill University, Department of Political Science, Chloe Kang

Will the Honeymoon Period for South Korea’s President-Elect Be Cut Short?
March 7, 2022 | Author: Lina Park

The ‘China Factor’ Looms Large Over South Korean Presidential Candidates’ Foreign Policy Choices
March 4, 2022 | Author: Chloe Kang

South Korea’s Presidential Candidates Formulate North Korea Policies Amid Shifting Public Opinion
March 2, 2022 | Authors: Bart W. Édes: Policy Analyst and Author, and APF Canada Distinguished Fellow, Danielle Goldfarb: Head of Global Research, Real-time Interactive Worldwide Intelligence, and APF Canada Distinguished Fellow

China Goes its Own Way as the World Opens Up, But a Course Correction is in the Cards

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