The Panel Policy Institute

The Panel Policy Institute is continuing its infographic series "The Dawn of the Trump Era." The series examines the actions and policies enacted in the first few days of Trump's presidency, and the implications they carry in the US and globally. Part Two investigates President Trump's impact on immigration and national security. ... For Larger Image: http://www.panelpolicyinst.ca/?p=348

The Panel Policy Institute is back, and we launching our first infographic series of the semester - The Dawn of the Trump Era. The series will examine the actions and policies enacted in the first few days of Trump's presidency, and the implications they carry in the US and globally. The series will address a range of topics all affected by recent actions of the Trump administration, from restrictions on immigration, to attacks on the media. Part One investigates President T...rump's impact on the media and healthcare For Larger Image: http://www.panelpolicyinst.ca/?p=325

In light of the ratification of the Colombia-FARC peace accord, today we look into how the accord has changed since Colombians rejected it in an October plebiscite, as well as how the vote on the new accord took place in Congress. http://www.panelpolicyinst.ca/?p=320

A big thank-you to Captain Quinn, the International Relations Students Association (IRSA), the Canadian Ministry of Defence, and the attendees of today's talk on Canadian Maritime Security in the Middle East. We hope the lecture and Q&A were very informative and enlightening!

The Panel is proud to introduce the moderator of our upcoming Panel Session - Professor Robert Farkasch The PPI's second Panel Session will consider lone-wolf terrorism within the context of its current developments, assessing sociological and policy factors affecting its rise in recent years. Panel Sessions are forums in which members gather to share independent research, participate in the consensual style of policy-making, and publish policy recommendations that reflect s...tudents’ collective knowledge and perspectives. More info on the structure of Panel Sessions can be found here: http://www.panelpolicyinst.ca/?page_id=56 The Policy Session & Draft Proposal can be viewed at: http://www.panelpolicyinst.ca/?page_id=62 Attendees are expected to come prepared to present on a minimum of three academic sources that relate to the topic at hand. Please sign-up ASAP! Space is limited, as we will only be accepting 16 participants in an effort to maintain an intimate and collaborative environment. At this time there are only 5 spots remaining. https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSeVgsB9TBG8OxdeN/viewform