Hungarian Foreign Policy between the World Wars
Miklós Zeidler (b. 1967), historian, studied History (M.A. at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, 1994) and International Relations (M.Sc. at Budapest University of Economics, 1994). In...
Asian Research in the Fog of Pandemic
ASIA-PACIFIC CONVERSATIONS In recent years, researchers have highlighted the importance of using “Asia” as a site to develop new research tools and methods to rethink...
Munk One Open House Series 2021 – Session #2: Hands-on Learning in the Classroom
Being a part of the Munk One program is so much more than just readings and lectures. Join us for this interactive session to discover...
Trudeau Centre for Peace, Conflict and Justice Open House
Join us to learn about studying at the Trudeau Centre for Peace, Conflict and Justice at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy....
Looking Back and Looking Forward: A Conversation on Japan and Canada’s Ageing Societies
The Centre for the Study of Global Japan will be welcoming Prof. Hiroko Akiyama to present her research on the ageing society. Prof. Akiyama will...
Taking Flight: The Role of Airports in Thriving City Regions
Pearson International Airport is an indispensable hub for mobility, goods movement, and employment in the Greater Toronto Area. COVID-19 has significantly affected airports around the...
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” – Session 1: “The Indian Question in the United States”
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” Event Info: Perhaps in more pertinent ways than any other time in recent memory, the...
Czech Geopolitical Identity and Its Impacts on Today’s Chechia
Although the geographical position of Czechia is in the very centre of Europe, its geopolitical identity has been contested many times in its history. The...
Help (Not) Wanted: Immigration Politics in Japan
Why has Japan’s immigration policy remained so restrictive, especially in light of economic, demographic, and international political forces that are pushing Japan to admit more...
The Cost of Belonging: An Ethnography of Solidarity and Mobility in Beijing’s Koreatown
The Korean Office for Research and Education (KORE) at York University and the Centre for the Study of Korea (CSK) at the University of Toronto...
Film Screening of “Our Youth in Taiwan” and Q&A Discussion with Dr. Michelle Cho
PLEASE NOTE: To register for the Q&A discussion, please click the “Register” button above. To receive the link for the asynchronous film screening of Our...
Women Breaking Ceilings
On Friday, March 12th, 2021 from 5 – 6:30 PM EST the Munk School will be hosting an online panel event in the spirit of...
The Business Reinvention of Japan – Why it Matters for Global Business and Politics
Over the past 20 years, Japan’s leading companies have seen their former competitiveness in the mass-manufacturing of high-quality consumer products competed away, first by Korea...
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” – Session 2: “Survival of Indigenous and Communities of Color in Los Angeles During a Global Pandemic and Ongoing Racial Violence”
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” Event Info: Perhaps in more pertinent ways than any other time in recent memory, the...
IP and Entrepreneurship in Canada
Entrepreneurship is an important part of growing one’s economy. Studies show that entrepreneurship can be learned, it is a skill. In Canada, one of the...
How Demography Challenges Are Shaping Democracies in Eastern Europe
In a democracy numbers matter. Demography may not be destiny but it shapes political power in the way that water shapes rock. Put simply, when...
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” – Session 3: “The Interconnected Histories of South African and American Sociology: Knowledge in the Service of Colonial Violence”
2021 Bissell-Heyd Public Research Event: “Racisms in the United States” Event Info: Perhaps in more pertinent ways than any other time in recent memory, the...
Empire online: The US government’s reterritorialization of cyberspace after 9/11
Not long after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the US government responded by creating the Department of Homeland Security, publishing the nation’s first substantial cybersecurity strategy,...
Munk One Open House Series 2021 – Session #3: Beyond the Classroom
University life isn’t confined to a classroom — and neither is the Munk One Program. Join us for this interactive session to learn about opportunities...
Pope Francis and the Future of Work
A recent report by a network of Catholic-inspired institutions, titled “Care is Work, Work is Care”. They asks the questions: “What is the meaning of...
Canada’s Quantum Internet: Prospects and Perils
Quantum information science harnesses the strange properties of quantum physics to perform new kinds of communication and computation. A future internet that uses quantum networks...
Munk One Open House Series 2021 – Session #4: Student Life at Munk One
Community is at the heart of the Munk One Program. The smallest of the One programs, learn how Munk One students benefit from small class...