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Puffin Books, Roald Dahl and New Coke
In July 1985, Old Uncompetitive Coke was reintroduced as Coca-Cola Classic. Could thirsty consumers even manage the appearance of two Coke products…
Mar 8, 2023
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Robert Wright
There is No Right Side of History
Francis Fukuyama anticipated the end of history in 1989 but all we have done since is to fight to avoid being caught on the “wrong” side of it.
Mar 3, 2023
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A.J. Rowley
January 2023
Too Paranoid About Android
If non-human intelligence were truly a threat to the continuation of civilization then dogs are obviously the most clear and present danger.
Jan 28, 2023
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A.J. Rowley
October 2022
Catastrophizing Ourselves to Death
If democracy were truly in peril, then defence of the realm would not consist of pontificating on a book tour.
Oct 16, 2022
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A.J. Rowley
Is Conservatism Impossible?
Philosopher George Grant contemplated “love of one’s own” as a key element of Canadian nationhood. Is this idea reconcilable with modern politics?
Oct 16, 2022
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Connor Belbin
June 2022
The Arctic Security Threat: An Alternative View
To create a more stable security environment in the Arctic, we must avoid the NATO-ization of the North.
Jun 9, 2022
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Mark Entwistle
March 2022
Do We Really Need More Military History?
Studying the history of warfare is not about glorifying bloodshed. It is about better understanding the extremes of human experience.
Mar 11, 2022
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Joel Goodhand
Protesting a Pandemic? That’s Old News
The history of the Anti-Mask League in 1919 foreshadowed eerily familiar patterns of popular frustration with state-imposed public-health mandates.
Mar 4, 2022
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Sarah Paiva
February 2022
Peace in Our Time
The 1936 Berlin Olympics posed an agonizing dilemma for those who believed that there was no evil worse than war.
Feb 18, 2022
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Zachary Meier
The Fog of Diplomacy and War
The current Ukraine crisis has laid bare the need to have a hard conversation about NATO.
Feb 2, 2022
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Mark Entwistle
January 2022
Is Gen Z Opting Out of University?
The historic promise of higher education as a rite of passage for ambitious young adults has never been so much in doubt.
Jan 15, 2022
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Erin Bennett-Rilling
Bill 21 in Québec: A Solution in Search of a Problem
The few citizens who insist on wearing religious symbols are not harbingers of some looming clerical restoration.
Jan 5, 2022
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Yvon Grenier
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