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Turkey: Moving toward electoral authoritarianism?

President Erdoğan continues to consolidate his power

By Ilter Turan

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Vimy and Vimyism

By Bob Chodos

Canada

Integrating immigrants: How well are Canadian schools doing?

By John Richards

Culture

The rise, and apparent fall, of President Bannon

By Ronald Beiner

International

The populist insurgency and its Russian friends

By Henry Milner

Economy

Housing price lunacy moves east

By Josh Gordon

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Cannabis: The road to legalization

By Craig Jones

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Ambition without means

By Chris Green

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Natural resource projects: The challenge and the opportunity for First Nations

By John Graham

No. 41

The Current Issue

In recent months, the loudest political voices in Europe and the United States have been those of populists, both left and right.

International

Theresa May’s losing gamble

Reading the tea leaves of the U.K. election result - A WEB-ONLY FEATURE

By Bob Chodos

International

Law as politics, politics as law

Neil Gorsuch and the future of the U.S. Supreme Court

By Gareth Morley

International

Hans Brinker and the Dutch election

Populist nationalists lose, but also win

By Paul Lucardie

International

Italy’s second political earthquake

In 2013 as in 1994, popular dissatisfaction led to political realignment

By Giorgio Malet

International

The Kremlin strikes back

Russia’s renewed penetration of Central and Eastern Europe

By Filip Kostelka and Eva Krejcova

International

The centre holds – just

But French and English political institutions are in disarray

By John Richards

International

Germany’s political landscape: Uncertainty amid stability

The populist AfD is making gains at the state level

By Philipp Harfst

International

The European Union and the populist challenge

The EU is both a target and an arena for populist politics

By John Erik Fossum

Canada

Can a bilingual province become a bilingual people?

New Brunswick’s image as an oasis of linguistic harmony masks some complex issues

By Mathieu Wade

Culture

Across the great divide

Vaudevillians in the Monashees and the Walmart effect

By Arthur Milner

International

We’ve seen Trump’s like before

Hearing echoes of populisms past

By Garth Stevenson

International

The Trumping of liberal democracy

The legitimacy crisis deepens in the United States

By Reg Whitaker

Our Contributors

Bob Chodos

Bob Chodos has been managing editor of Inroads since 2002. His magazine career began with the groundbreaking Canadian alternative newsmagazine of the 1970s, the Last Post, of which he was one of the founders.... Read More

Frances Boylston

Frances Boylston has led a very international life. After obtaining her degree in sociology at a South Carolina college, she became one of the first Peace Corps volunteers and was posted to the Philippines... Read More

Henry Milner

Henry Milner has published eight books, the most recent of which is The Internet Generation: Engaged Citizens or Political Dropouts (University Press of New England, 2010), and edited four others. He has also written... Read More

John Richards

John Richards is a member of the faculty in the Graduate Public Policy School at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. He has written extensively on social policy in Canada, primarily via the C.D. Howe... Read More