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From journal articles to policy briefs, Munk School faculty and researchers are producing leading edge research across multiple disciplines. Use the filters below to select articles by format, topic and affiliation and access the latest research and publications. 

Research
Winning by Process
Cornell University Press

Winning by Process: The State and Neutralization of Ethnic Minorities in Myanmar

By Jacques Bertrand
Indigo coloured iPhone
Citizen Lab

Peace through Pegasus: Jordanian Human Rights Defenders and Journalists Hacked with Pegasus Spyware

By Bill Marczak, Siena Anstis & Ron Deibert
Digital World
World map in dots with people in background
Ethnopolitics

Transnational Mobilization of Future Generations by Non-Democratic Home States

By Gözde Böcü
A large number of crumbling, dark, dormitory style apartment buildings for migrant workers are surrounded by tall, bright modern buildings in Guangzhou, China.
positions: asia critique

The Dark Side of the Miracle: Spectacular and Precarious Accumulation in an Urban Village under Siege (A Photo Essay)

By Tong Lam
Policy Success in Canada: Cases, Lessons, Challenges
Oxford University Press

Early Years Policy Innovations Across Canada: A Success?

By Linda White
Future of Democratic Societies
GeckoSpy Pegasus Spyware Used against Thailand’s Pro-Democracy Movement
Citizen Lab

GeckoSpy: Pegasus Spyware Used against Thailand’s Pro-Democracy Movement

By John Scott-Railton, Bill Marczak, Irene Poetranto, Bahr Abdul Razzak & Ron Deibert
Digital World
Image of industrialized city, with smoke stacks and smoke filling the air
Review of International Political Economy

A Critical Analysis of International Organizations’ and Global Management Consulting Firms’ Consensus Around Twenty-First Century Skills

By Linda A. White, Elizabeth Dhuey & Michal Perlman
Changing World Order
A brown building with domed embellishments.
Belt & Road

Asian knowledge spaces and student mobility corridors: A closer look at Sino-Thai cooperation

By Samantha Lim & Yi’En Cheng
Changing World Order
silhouette of refugees walking in a row
California Law Review

Instruments of Evasion: The Global Dispersion of Rights-Restricting Migration Policies

By Ayelet Shachar
Changing World Order
Graphic of Ontario in dark purple-indigo
Ontario 360

ON360 Transition Briefings 2022 – Homeward Bound: A Reshoring Strategy for Ontario

By Sean Speer, Drew Fagan & Saif Alnuweiri
Changing World Order
Graphic of Ontario in dark purple-indigo
Ontario 360

ON360 Transition Briefings 2022 – Protecting Canada’s Plate: Building Resilience to Climate Change in the Agricultural Sector

By Erin Mierdel
Changing World Order
Image of a field with plants, with a blue sky and clouds in the background
Nature Sustainability

Scientific evidence on the political impact of the Sustainable Development Goals

By Steven Bernstein
Changing World Order
Border wall at border state park
Law, Culture and the Humanities

The American Border Wall: A History of Legal Division

By Marie-Eve Loiselle
Changing World Order
"Is Rights Advocacy Civil Society in China Dead? How the United States Should Navigate People-to-People Exchange in a New Era" by Diana Fu
Asian Institute

Is Rights Advocacy Civil Society in China Dead? How the U.S. Should Navigate People-to-People Exchange in a New Era

By Diana Fu
Changing World Order
Blueish abstract dots
Diaspora Studies

Populist Diaspora Engagement Party-led Outreach under Turkey’s AKP and India’s BJP

By Gözde Böcü
Shot of Korea from the sky
Asian Institute

Canada’s Fast-Track Partnership to Asia: The Republic of Korea

By Yuna Ban, Madeline Hieneman & Jerry Zhu
Changing World Order
Cars drive on a city street lined with buildings in Myanmar.
Belt & Road

Infrastructural transformation in high-risk environments: The BRI’s impact on conflict states

By Pascal Abb
Changing World Order
Bada Bing, Bada Boom: Microsoft Bing’s Chinese Political Censorship of Autosuggestions in North America
Citizen Lab

Bada Bing, Bada Boom: Microsoft Bing’s Chinese Political Censorship of Autosuggestions in North America

By Jeffrey Knockel & Lotus Ruan
Digital World
A doctor wearing a white coat and a stethoscope holds a tablet with small icons in a honeycomb formation appear emanating from the screen
The Lancet

The politics of universal health coverage

By Carmen Jacqueline Ho, Hina Khalid, Kimberly Skead & Joseph Wong
Changing World Order
Outsourcing Repression: Everyday State Power in Contemporary China
Oxford University Press

Outsourcing Repression: Everyday State Power in Contemporary China

Lynette H. Ong
PNAS Nexus
PNAS Nexus

Minimal effects from injunctive norm and contentiousness treatments on COVID-19 vaccine intentions: evidence from 3 countries

By Peter John Loewen & Eric Merkley
Changing World Order
A security camera in Guangxi, China.
Journal of Human Rights Practice

Digital Transnational Repression and Host States’ Obligation to Protect Against Human Rights Abuses

By Siena Anstis
Changing World Order
The Municipal Role in Economic Development
Urban Policy Lab

The Municipal Role in Economic Development

By Shauna Brail, Gabriel Eidelman & Tomas Hachard
Changing World Order
Graphic of Ontario in dark purple-indigo
Ontario 360

ON360 Transition Briefings 2022 – Big City, Big Divide: How to Reduce Ontario’s Geographic Inequality

By Sean Speer
Changing World Order

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