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Political Studies and Economics Society

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The Political Studies and Economics Society is a student-run organization that plans and holds various interesting, fun and politically oriented events on and off campus. The society starts each year in September in continues until May and it usually meets about once a week to discuss recent events, news, and future plans the society has in motion. The society typically sends a delegation of students to the Canadian Political Science Students' Association annual conference each year as well, which is one of the larger fund raising objectives it has. The society is also a supporter of the Autism Society of Nova Scotia and attempts to donate a moderate sum of money each year to the cause.

This year, the society's meetings are being held every Wednesday at 4:30pm in Vinnie's Pub and Lounge on campus in Rosaria Student Centre and we encourage any and all who would like to attend to come. It's a chance for students from all areas, years, and programs (members are not restricted to being in the Political Studies program) to come and meet as friends, away from the stresses of the week. Lastly, if you are the least bit timid in discussing politics amongst a group of peers remember this: "It is not necessary to understand things to argue about them."-Pierre de Beaumarchais. Those are words we live by every time we meet.

Hope to see you there!


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C-360: Politics Exposed is our department blog, authored by students at faculty at Mount Saint Vincent University and administered by the Political Studies and Economics Society.

The website is primarily an outlet to express the opinions of contributors on political news along with commentary relevant to the department and departmental events.

If you have any comments on the website, or wish to become an author for the website, email us at msvupes@gmail.com

Upcoming Events:  

Dalhousie University will host a round table discussion titled, "Current significance of the repatriation of the Canadian constitution in 1982"on Monday, March 19 from 4 to 6 PM at University Hall, MacDonald Building.

The round table will feature:

Alain-G. Gagnon (Université de Quebec à Montreal)
"From Creative Tensions to Mounting Distrust. Canadian Federalism in its Post-Patriation Era"

Jim Bickerton (St. F.X.)
"A Tarnished Legacy? The Unfinished Agenda of 1982"

Michael MacMillan (Mount Saint Vincent University)
"Entrenching Language Rights in the Charter: Problem or Solution?"

Dianne Pothier (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University)
"Muted Legal Impact of Quebec's Non-Acceptance of the Constitution Act, 1982".

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Recent Events:

Dialogue with The Honourable Geoff Regan, MP, Halifax West
Thursday, January 26, 2011
1:30 p.m - 2:45 p.m.
Seton Academic Centre, Room 501  
 

 
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Bob Rae

Dialogue with The Honourable Bob Rae, MP, Interim Leader, Liberal Party of Canada.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. 
Seton Academic Centre, Auditorium B.

Click here for a poster on the event. 

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