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SUMMARY:Symposium on the Challenges to Liberal Democracy
DESCRIPTION:In a context of political polarization, declining trust, and complex debates on immigration, these panels foster informed academic dialogue. Professors, researchers, and sociologists will explore how trust is built or eroded, populist narratives shape discourse, and immigration is governed. The concluding roundtable connects these themes for cross-disciplinary reflection.\nPanel 1: How Should We Conceptualize and Measure Populism?\nDiscourse, Policy Mobilization, and Democratic Consequences in Canada and Beyond\nTime: 9:30 to 11:00 a.m.\nVenue: YH A101, Glendon Campus\nPanelists:\n\nEric Montigny | Université Laval, Canada\nJared Wesley | University of Alberta, Canada\nEmily Laxer | Glendon college, York University, Canada\nRémi Vivès | Glendon college, York University, Canada\n\nPanel 2: Does Democracy Need Trust? Political Trust and Democratic Support in Comparative Perspective.\nTime: 11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.\nVenue: YH A101, Glendon Campus\nPanelists:\n\nDaniel Devine | University of Southampton, UK\nMarta Kołczyńska | Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland\nAndrew Dawson | Glendon college, York University, Canada\n\nPanel 3: Immigration\nTheme: Immigration policy, debates, and societal impacts; national and comparative perspectives.\nTime: 2  to 3:30 p.m.\nVenue: YH A101, Glendon Campus\nPanelists:\n\nFrancis Garon | Glendon college, York University\nVincent Hildebrand | Glendon college, York University\nWillem Maas | Glendon college, York University\nGeoffrey Cameron | Department of Political Science, Guelph University\n\n \nGlendon Global Dialogue Roundtable\nTheme: Intersections of populism, trust, and immigration; fostering interdisciplinary dialogue.\nDescription: The roundtable moderated by Steve Paikin brings together practitioners to reflect on the intersections between populism, trust, and immigration, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and synthesis.\nTime: 3:45 to 5 p.m.\nVenue: Glendon Theatre, Glendon Campus\nParticipants:\n\nPhilippe Couillard | Former Premier of Québec\nKathleen Wynne | Former Premier of Ontario\nVictoria Kuketz | Public Policy Advisor and Obama Foundation Scholar\nAllen Sutherland | President and CEO of the Institute of Governance\nSteve Paikin | Journalist, Author and Documentary producer\n\n🎧 Zoom translated live captioning will be available.\nRSVP Here\n \n
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