By Ken Collier Abstract Class relations specific to finance capital arise among people in their struggles of life, defined within the broad bounds of the economies they help to form. […]
By Ali El Hajj-Hassan and Peter Ferguson Abstract In 1970 Giovanni Sartori articulated what he saw as the greatest challenge to political science in an increasingly globalized world: decontextualized traveling […]
By Abigail B. Bakan and Paul Kellogg Abstract Many left organizations pride themselves on their commitment to women’s liberation, and socialist feminism is a significant and important current of left […]
Download Full Tribute to Frank Cunningham (PDF) Thank-you to all the contributors, to the Political Science Department at the University of Toronto for allowing us to share the tributes from […]
The Society for Socialist Studies General Assembly Membership Meeting (GAMM) for 2022 will take place at the following date and time: Day: June 17, 2022 Time: 12 noon-1:30 Pacific 1-2:30 […]
June 15, 2022 at 4 pm Pacific Register Now As carbon emissions push the earth system toward (and possibly already through) climate tipping points, the contradictions of fossil capitalism present […]
This panel was organized by the International Manifesto Group and the Society for Socialist Studies. It took place Sunday, May 8, 2022 on Zoom and YouTube Live. You can watch […]
The first in a series of webinars on Canada’s “trucker” convoy, this panel explores the broad political character of the so-called “Freedom Convoy”. About this Event The ‘Freedom Convoy’ and […]
With Elaine Coburn, Harry Glasbeek, Meg Holden and Charles Mills This symposium is a lively discussion about philosopher Frank Cunningham’s Ideas in Context: Essays in Social and Political Theory (2021). […]
Canadian Scholars is considering publishing an edited collection pertaining to Indigenous Sexualities that examines the Invasion of Sexual Boundaries as form of conquest and uplifts Indigenous self-determination and sovereignty through […]