No. 44
The Current Issue
Quebec and Ontario both elected new and more conservative governments in 2018. In Inroads 44, we examine these elections in the context of broader trends in the politics of the two provinces.
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International 
Chile’s Voters Seek the Golden Mean
“Governments will change, but history driven by the force of an entire country cannot be held back.”
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By Geoff White
Canada
Indigenous Policy in Quebec: Four Challenges
Friendly advice for the new minister, Sylvie D’Amours
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By Geoffrey Kelley
International
Turkey’s Election: A Step Toward Electoral Authoritarianism
Recent election took place under a state of emergency that limited individual freedoms and rights and allowed the President to silence and intimidate the opposition.
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By Semih Çakir
International
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán: Populist Message, Machine Methods
Orbán has managed to keep his base mobilized against a series of supposed enemies since 2010, creating supporters that he can always turn out to rally for him.
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By Zsuzsanna Magyar
International
What’s The Matter with Italy?
Italy is the laboratory of a political experiment.
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By Giorgio Malet
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