Hey readers of QIO! Here is Volume 10s final issue: Identities and Myths. This issue aims to examine various nuances discussed in identity discourse and break down preconceived notions surrounding identity across the global sphere. Look inside for: -religious minorities and multiculturalism in Kingston, Ontario -an argument for the use of land mines in modern warfare by visiting Defence Fellow at Queens University, Col. Christopher J. Barron -the case of the hundreds of missing Indigenous women in Canada and the #ItEndsHere campaign that has been created as a result -Debate Column: the Pro and Con of National Self Determination -Art Column: Akram Zataari and his first Canadian solo exhibition titled, All is Well -NATOs Smart Defence program -Canada and our misrepresented identity as peacekeepers -Ukrainian language and identity -and much more! Click our link and thank you for supporting QIO! Its been an incredibly rewarding year with QIO. Thank you my assistant editors Deborah Chu and Alexander McGurk, along with my staff writers Erica McLachlan, Aaron Gifford, Corey Schruder, and my art columnist, Claire Pierce. Of course, thank you Patrick RoDee for being such a genius as our layout editor and Jacqui Palef for all your help as marketing director! More thanks to Colin Sinclair for contributing our last three covers. Last but not least, thank you John Woodside for always being so supportive and helpful and the rest of the Queens International Affairs Association (QIAA)! Love you all! issuu/queensio/docs/qio_volume_10_issue_4
Posted on: Sat, 03 May 2014 19:09:28 +0000
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