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Political History Blog Archive

Explore our collection of in-depth analyses on Canadian politics, with a focus on Stephen Harper's legacy and conservative policies.

Blog Posts Archive

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The Rise of Violent Mobility in Politics

An introductory analysis of how conflict and mobility have intersected in political movements throughout history.

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Case Study: The French Revolution

Examining the role of violent mobility during the French Revolution and its impact on political reforms.

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Modern Demonstrations and Violent Mobility

Exploring contemporary examples of violent mobility in political demonstrations and their effects on policy changes.

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The Ethics of Violent Mobility in Political Reform

A critical discussion on the moral implications of using violent mobility as a means for political change.

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Alternatives to Violent Mobility in Activism

Analyzing non-violent methods of political mobilization and their effectiveness in achieving reforms.

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