Vol. 10 No. 1 (2025): Political Science Undergraduate Review

The 10th edition of the Political Science Undergraduate Review features work across the areas of: Migration, Identity, and Culture; Justice and Governance; and Global Power and Economics.

Published: 2025-10-04

Editorial

Letter from the PSUA President

Kenzie Liss
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Articles

No Longer the Exception: An exploration of factors affecting decreasing positive attitudes towards immigration in Canada post-COVID-19

Sarah Esmail
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What Explains Differences in Immigration Policy in Today’s Europe? Germany, Sweden and Hungary

Valeriya Mynak
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Reforms, Reports, Reckoning How Canada’s Immigration Policies Prioritize Economic Value Over Human Rights

Shairene Veronica Asuncion
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Bridging Divides: How the Edmonton Heritage Festival Can Mitigate Ethnic Polarization and Build Social Trust

Baihan (Winnie) Guo
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Group-Differentiated Rights: Individual versus the Group

Dalton Seney
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Navigating the Digital Divide Utopian Aspirations and Dystopian Realities in Indigenous Broadband Adoption

Dalton Seney
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Towards a Just Future An Analysis of Global Juvenile Justice Systems

Sara Abou-Alwan
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The Consequences of Political Mislabelling: How Hungary Challenges the Left-Right LRECON Spectrum

Jakub Brown
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Frantz Fanon’s Critique of Colonial Structures: The Importance of Psychological Liberation

Martina Maslovski
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Burdened Relationality: A Critical Examination of the Paternalism Inherent in the Care Ethics of Posthumanism

Phoenix Hunstein
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The Tiananmen Effect The Consolidation of Power in China

Chloe Malo
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The Overseas Chinese How Do Guanxi Networks Increase Economic Integration?

Max Michta
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Confounding Failure: American Imperialism and the Implications of the Iraq War

Finnegan Taylor
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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2025): Political Science Undergraduate Review

Editorial

Letter from the PSUA President

Articles

No Longer the Exception: An exploration of factors affecting decreasing positive attitudes towards immigration in Canada post-COVID-19

What Explains Differences in Immigration Policy in Today’s Europe? Germany, Sweden and Hungary

Reforms, Reports, Reckoning How Canada’s Immigration Policies Prioritize Economic Value Over Human Rights

Bridging Divides: How the Edmonton Heritage Festival Can Mitigate Ethnic Polarization and Build Social Trust

Group-Differentiated Rights: Individual versus the Group

Navigating the Digital Divide Utopian Aspirations and Dystopian Realities in Indigenous Broadband Adoption

Towards a Just Future An Analysis of Global Juvenile Justice Systems

The Consequences of Political Mislabelling: How Hungary Challenges the Left-Right LRECON Spectrum

Frantz Fanon’s Critique of Colonial Structures: The Importance of Psychological Liberation

Burdened Relationality: A Critical Examination of the Paternalism Inherent in the Care Ethics of Posthumanism

The Tiananmen Effect The Consolidation of Power in China

The Overseas Chinese How Do Guanxi Networks Increase Economic Integration?

Confounding Failure: American Imperialism and the Implications of the Iraq War

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