Munk School Meets: Wilson Prichard
October 31, 2016
What do taxes have to do with fighting poverty and increasing equality around the globe? Meet Professor Wilson Prichard and find out...
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Going viral: Munk School’s Fellowship in Global Journalism turns experts into journalists
October 26, 2016
Unique in Canada, the Munk School’s journalism program helps professionals shape news reporting from their fields.
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City Manager Peter Wallace warns of Toronto’s “risky behaviour”
October 20, 2016
City Manager Peter Wallace recently spoke about Toronto’s financial future at Munk School event.
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Stephen Toope: From Where I Sit — Growth is good?
October 18, 2016
Global trade has been a driver of economic growth since the days of the Silk Road, but is it time to challenge historic economic models and do some rethinking?
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How Technology Is Changing Toronto Employment
October 18, 2016
David Wolfe, co-director of the Innovation Policy Lab and MGA alumnus Travis Southin collaborated on a new report from TechToronto.
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Michael Ignatieff: Language of human rights conflicts with local virtues
October 4, 2016
Michael Ignatieff, distinguished fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs, recently discussed how local communities perceive human rights.
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Munk School Meets: Shiri Breznitz
October 3, 2016
Munk School Meets is a new series introducing the passionate people who make up the Munk School community. In this first installment, meet Professor Shiri Breznitz.
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Stephen Toope nominated to lead Cambridge University
September 26, 2016
Stephen Toope, director of the Munk School of Gobal Affairs, will return to his alma mater as first non-British vice-chancellor.
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Mexico’s democratic table lacks legs, says Dresser
September 23, 2016
Political analyst Denise Dresser cites corruption as the downfall of Mexico’s government at Munk School event.
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Youth engagement is the key to understanding China, says Munk School’s Lynette Ong
September 23, 2016
Canadians are largely uninformed about China, but youth engagement could help improve our cultural literacy.
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