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Scoop: Faculty of Health Professor Emeritus, Dr. Joel Lexchin on pharmaceuticals as a market for lemons
Nov 15, 2020
Faculty of Health Professor Emeritus, Dr. Joel Lexchin on why pharmaceuticals are the largest market for "lemons" in the world
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Scoop: York grad John Lau (Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change), who was also part of the social exergy and energy lab, is named one of the top 30 under 30 sustainability leaders by Corporate Knights
Nov 11, 2020
York grad John Lau (Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change), and a member of the social exergy + energy lab, is named one of the top 30 under 30 sustainability leaders by Corporate Knights
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SCOOP: LA&PS Professor J. Paul Grayson publishes in the Canadian Review of Higher Education about the inappropriate ranking of Canadian universities
Nov 10, 2020
LA&PS sociology Professor J. Paul Grayson publishes an article in the Canadian Journal of Higher Education about the inappropriate ranking of Canadian universities
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Scoop: How did the pollsters underestimate Trump support in the U.S. election? York sociology Professor Cary Wu says one of the reasons is that many Americans prefer not to openly support Trump
Nov 7, 2020
How did the pollsters underestimate Trump support in the U.S. election? York sociology Professor Cary Wu says one of the reasons is that many Americans prefer not to openly support Trump
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Scoop: Public Policy Professor Thomas Klassen analyzes the future cross-border relationship, with either Trump or Biden as the president following the U.S. election
Nov 5, 2020
Public Policy Professor Thomas Klassen analyzes the future cross-border relationship, with either Trump or Biden as the president following the U.S. election
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Scoop: SAS Professor Richard Leblanc speaks about how Canadian businesses are navigating U.S. election uncertainty
Nov 4, 2020
SAS Professor Richard Leblanc speaks to City News about how Canadian businesses are navigating U.S. election uncertainty
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Scoop: Osgoode Prof. Gus Van Harten has a new book
Nov 3, 2020
Osgoode Professor and Associate Dean (Academic) Gus Van Harten's new book, The Trouble with Foreign Investor Protection, is "essential reading for anyone wanting to know more about the shady world of investment protection."
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Scoop: Prof. Paul Delaney discusses new discovery that shows there is more water on the moon than previously thought
Oct 30, 2020
Prof. Paul Delaney discusses a new discovery that shows there is more water on the moon than previously thought
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SCOOP: Professor Ilan Kapoor will celebrate new book Confronting Desire: Psycholanalysis and International Development with a book launch
Oct 28, 2020
Professor Ilan Kapoor will celebrate new book Confronting Desire: Psycholanalysis and International Development with a book launch, Nov. 19
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Scoop: Osgoode Professor Aaron Dhir to present at major conference on "Racial Equity & Corporate Governance" convened by leading U.S. universities
Oct 27, 2020
Osgoode Professor Aaron Dhir to present at major conference on Racial Equity & Corporate Governance convened by leading U.S. universities
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SCOOP: Fourth-year playwriting student Garrett Ryan featured in Q-and-A about premiere of The Ashley Plays
Oct 25, 2020
Fourth-year playwriting student Garrett Ryan featured in Q-and-A about premiere of The Ashley Plays
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SCOOP: Professor Trevor Farrow presents a panel on "Access to Justice & Systemic Racism" at the Access to Justice Week event, Oct. 27
Oct 22, 2020
Professor Trevor Farrow presents a panel on "Access to Justice & Systemic Racism" at the Access to Justice Week event, Oct. 27
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Scoop: How can we protect long-term care home residents during a second wave of COVID-19? Director of Faculty of Health's Centre for Aging Professor Tamara Daly explains the role of national and provincial guidelines
Oct 21, 2020
How can we protect long-term care home residents during a second wave of COVID-19? Faculty of Health Professor Tamara Daly, director of York University's Centre for Aging explains the role of national and provincial guidelines
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SCOOP: The Oct. 26 Black Trust: Chuck Turner Arts and Lecture Series event features Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein discussing 'The Black Social Economy: Valuing the Informal'
Oct 20, 2020
The Oct. 26 Black Trust: Chuck Turner Arts and Lecture Series event features Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein discussing 'The Black Social Economy: Valuing the Informal'
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Scoop: It's good to pursue other sources of energy, but Canada is "not well-positioned for the transition," Faculty of Urban & Environmental Change Professor Mark Winfield tells Global News
Oct 18, 2020
It's good to pursue other sources of energy, but Canada is "not well-positioned for the transition," Faculty of Urban & Environmental Change Professor Mark Winfield tells Global News