• The (Un)Making of the Working Class in Karachi (Pakistan), 1980s–2010s 

  Mallick, Ayyaz (2020-08)

  Ayyaz Mallick (Environmental Studies) summarizes his dissertation which aimed to understand the decline of Karachi, Pakistan’s vibrant labour movement and the proliferation of exclusivist ethnic politics in the post-1970s ...

• Understanding Trends in Authoritarian Populism by Examining the Crackdown on the Cambodian Free Press 

  Beban, Alice; Schoenberger, Laura; Lamb, Vanessa (2020)

  Examining trends in authoritarian populism by examining the crackdown on the Cambodian free press. The study focuses on Cambodia’s crackdown on the free press in the lead up to their national election in 2017 in order to ...

• Digitizing Ration Cards: Curbing Corruption or Securing Food Security for All? 

  Dandurand, Guillaume (2020)

  Examining India’s attempts to reduce bureaucratic corruption within the systems used to distribute food rations to poor households across the country through the digitization of ration cards.

• The 2017 Housing Occupation in the Philippines: A Counter-Project for Livable Homes and an Alternative Lifeworld 

  Dizon, Hazel M. (2020)

  On 8 March 2017, in what would become known as ‘Occupy Bulacan,’ the urban poor group KADAMAY and thousands of its organized members from different cities and towns occupied 5,300 idled government-built socialized housing ...

• International Higher Education and Social Stratification: Education Migration Narratives of Chinese International Students in Toronto 

  Pang, Guanglong (2020)

  The People’s Republic of China (PRC) is experiencing studying abroad fever. The pursuit of international higher education (IHE) is no longer just for knowledge acquisition but has taken on a new significance for the middle ...

• The Social Life of Flooding in Jakarta 

  Kusno, Abidin (2020)

  The issues around flooding have increasingly received attention in a variety of fields, and Jakarta has been a primary case study. Jakartans, at different times and under different circumstances, make sense of flooding and ...

• Planning for the Management of Indian Wetland Regions 

  Kumar, Sanil (2019)

  India's Kerala is facing a shortage in its total agricultural production. The share of rice production from Kuttanad region is around 30% of the state’s total production. This research paves the way for the preparation ...

• Understanding Knowledge Culture of Late Imperial China 

  Lianbin, Dai (2018)

• Languages of Wisdom: Multi-lingual Poetry in the Guru Granth Sahib 

  Kaur, Amardeep (2018-05-08)

• International Education: An Untapped Archive of Canadian Nation Formation 

  CHATTERJEE, SOMA (2017-12-18)

• Desire, Happiness and the Global Economy: Transnational Marriage Abandonment in India 

  Yalamarty, Harshita (2017-08-12)

• An Affective Museum, or an Erasure of Authenticity? The Paradoxical Impacts of Unit 731 Crime Evidence Museum 

  Xu, Jing (2017-07-31)

• Social Life and Shifting Meaning of Collected Objects: Japanese Ceramics of Sir William Cornelius Van Horne (1843–1915) 

  Takesue, Akiko (2016-06-21)

• The Socio-ecological Implications of US Food Aid in the South Korean “Miracleâ€� 

  Gibson, Kyle (2016-07-19)

• How Canada contributed to China’s remarkable transformation through university partnerships and knowledge diplomacy 

  Hayhoe, Ruth; Pan, Julia; Zha, Qiang (2016-01-01)

• China’s Bold Economic Statecraft 

  Chin, Gregory (2015-01-01)

• Invisible newcomers: Experiences of unaccompanied children in Canada 

  Unknown author (2016-01-01)

• Retiring immigrants: Korean seniors’ lives after migration to Canada 

  Kim, Ann H. (2015-01-01)

• Revolutionizing Chinese Psychology in the Maoist Era 

  Gao, Zhipeng (2015-01-01)

• Reading Hindu Religion in South Asian Comics and Graphic Novels 

  Krishnamurti, Sailaja (2015-01-01)

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