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Title: Exploring the Effectiveness of the UN in Addressing Genocide
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL3162 - Political Violence
Professor: Wolfgang Koerner
Subjects: United Nations, Political Violence, Politics, Genocide, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 85%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/exploring-effectiveness-of-un-in.html
Title: The British Presence in Ireland and the Evolution of Modern Terrorism
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL3162 - Political Violence
Professor: Wolfgang Koerner
Subjects: Political Violence, Terrorism, Irish History, British History, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 90%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/the-british-presence-in-ireland-and.html
Title: Reviewing the Literature Surrounding the Misrepresentation of Women in Modern Politics
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL3126 - Gender and Politics
Professor: Laurie Stinson
Subjects: Feminism, Politics, Political Representation, Political Science
Type of Work: Literature Review
Grade Received: 91%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/reviewing-literature-surrounding.html
Title: The Causes and Consequences of Western Alienation and its Effects on the Canadian Federal System
Author: Mia Daula
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Social Science in Communications
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2101 - Introduction to Canadian Politics
Professor: N/A
Subjects: Western Alienation, Canadian Politics, Political Science, Canadian Federalism
Type of Work: Research Paper
Grade Received: To be confirmed
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/the-causes-and-consequences-of-western.html
Title: What is the allegory of the cave meant to illustrate? Explain... - By Mia Daula
Author: Mia Daula
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Social Sciences in Communications
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2107 - Introduction to Political Thought
Professor: N/A
Subjects: Plato's Republic, Political Theory, Political Science
Type of Work: Reading Response
Grade Received: To be confirmed
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/what-is-allegory-of-cave-meant-to.html
Title: To what extent was territorial control the most significant cause of the Armenian Genocide?
Author: Mia Daula
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Social Science in Communications
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2104 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
Professor: N/A
Subjects: Armenian Genocide, Comparative Politics, Political Violence, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: To be confirmed
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/to-what-extent-was-territorial-control.html
Title: Ethnocentrism and its role in the Destabilization of Ethiopia
Author: Rahim Ibrahim
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Bachelor of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL 3124 - The Politics of Security
Professor: Phillipe M. Frowd
Subjects: Ethiopian Politics, Political Science, Political Violence, Securitization
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 90%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/ethnocentrism-and-its-role-in.html
Title: Comparing Pollin’s “De-growth vs. a Green New Deal” to Burton & Sommerville’s “De-growth: A Defense”
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL 3177 Politics, Social Movements and Globalization
Professor: Keith Haysom
Subjects: Comparative Reading Report, Social Movements, Politics, Political Mobilizations, Comparative Politics, Political Science
Type of Work: Comparative Reading Report
Grade Received: 88%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/comparing-pollins-de-growth-vs-green.html
Title: Evaluating Kant’s Categorical Imperative in its Capacity as a Basis for Modern Morality
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL 3102 Modern Political Thought II
Professor: Robert Sparling
Subjects: Political Theory, Kant, Categorical Imperative, Moralism, Theoretical Research Paper, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 92%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/evaluating-kants-categorical-imperative.html
Title: Comparing Dani Rodrick’s “Globalizations Wrong Turn” to David Harvey’s “Neoliberalism as Creative Destruction"
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 3rd
Course Code: POL 3177 Politics, Social Movements and Globalization
Professor: Keith Haysom
Subjects: Globalization, Neoliberalism, Comparative Reading Report, Politics, Political Mobilizations, Political Science
Type of Work: Comparative Reading Report
Grade Received: 91%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/comparing-dani-rodricks-globalizations.html
Title: Examining the Impact of BRIC Countries on the Global Capitalist World Order
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelor of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2103 - Introduction to International Relations and Global Politics
Professor: Tyler Attwood
Subjects: BRICS Countries, Emerging Economies, Comparative Politics, International Development, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 95%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/examining-impact-of-bric-countries-on.html
Title: Critical Review Summary of Plato’s Symposium
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2507 - Introduction à la pensée politique
Professor: Jean-Pierre Couture
Subjects: Political Theory, Literature Review, Plato, Symposium, Political Science
Type of Work: Literature Review
Grade Received: 92%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/critical-review-summary-of-platos.html
Title: Comparing Realist and Marxist Perspectives on the 2018 US-Canada Trade Conflict
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2507 - Pensée Politique Moderne 1
Professor: Cedric Jourde
Subjects: Political Theory, Realism, Marxism, Political Thought, American Politics, Canadian Politics, US-Canadian Trade, International Relations, Political Science
Type of Work: Comparative Essay
Grade Received: 85%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/comparing-realist-and-marxist.html
Title: Analyzing the Alienation of Western Canadian Provinces
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2120 - Introduction to Canadian Politics
Professor: André Lecours
Subjects: Canadian Politics, Western Canada, Comparative Politics, Political Representation, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 90%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/analyzing-alienation-of-western.html
Title: Analyzing the Role of a Machiavellian Prince Within the State
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL2508 - Pensée politique moderne I
Professor: François Charbonneau
Subjects: Political Theory, Statehood, Machiavellli, Politics of Power, Political Science
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 87%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/analyzing-role-of-machiavellian-prince.html
Title: Analyzing the Results of the 2018 Missouri State Elections
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelor of Political Science
Year: 2nd
Course Code: POL 2156 - Foundations of Research in Political Science
Professor: Rodrigue Paré
Subjects: American Politics, Political Analysis, Missouri Politics, Political Science
Type of Work: Critical Analysis
Grade Received: 89%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/analyzing-results-of-2018-missouri.html
Title: A Democratic Senate: Should Canadian Senators be Elected?
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 4th
Course Code: POL4154 - Parliamentary Government in Canada
Professor: Stephanie Mullen
Subjects: Canadian Politics, Political Science, Canadian Senate Reform, Democratic Governance
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 90%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/a-democratic-senate-should-canadian.htmlTitle: The Political Economy of Authoritarian Single-Party Dominance: Critical Report
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 4th
Course Code: POL 4184 - Democratization and Authoritarianism
Professor: Jorge Lazo-Cividanes
Subjects: Political Science, Democratization and Authoritarianism, Reading Report, Single-Party Politics
Type of Work: Critical Reading Report
Grade Received: 86%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/the-political-economy-of-authoritarian.html
Title: Oil-States and Authoritarianism: Norwegian Exceptionalism to the Resource Curse
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 4th
Course Code: POL4184 - Democratization and Authoritarianism
Professor: Jorge Lazo-Cividanes
Subjects: Ressource Curse Theory, Norwegian Oil Wealth, Authoritarianism, Political Science, Comparative Politics.
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 92%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/oil-states-and-authoritarianism.html
Title: Private Military Companies and Sovereignty: A Reconceptualization or a Poignant Threat? Evidence from the Experiences of Africa
Author: Michael Johnson
School: University of Ottawa
Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science
Year: 4th
Course Code: POL4191 - Selected Topics in Critical Security and War Studies
Professor: Miguel De Larrinaga
Subjects: Political Science, PMC's, Comparative Politics, Legitimate Use of Force
Type of Work: Research Essay
Grade Received: 91%
Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/private-military-companies-and.html