Proponents of restrictions on the wearing of religious symbols in public institutions in
Quebec have often framed their support in the language of liberalism, with references to …

Globalization is bringing new tensions and challenges to efforts to build pluralistic and
inclusive societies. In the name of secularism, state neutrality or security, restrictive policies …

An ongoing debate over the intersections between secularism and ethno-cultural diversity is
taking place in contemporary societies. For example, in just over a decade, Quebec has …

In Quebec, the setback of the Parti Québécois (PQ) in the last 2014 provincial election
testifies of a continuous decline of the party since the 1995 referendum defeat. With now …

Although most liberal democracies have abandoned preferences for national origins in
immigrant selection policies, large segments of the local populations continue to prefer …

Immigration is increasingly politicised: issues surrounding immigration are more salient and
party immigration positions are becoming more polarised. Literature on this topic has …

Numerous studies demonstrate that immigrant and ethnic minority populations' sense of
belonging to the political communities in which they reside depends in part on the …

Research into the impact of a politician's sociodemographic profile on vote choice in
Westminster-style systems has been hindered by the relative sociodemographic …

Recognising that citizenship is an object of contention, this article studies how political
actors mobilise the concept of citizenship at the subnational level. As immigrant integration …

La relation entre le chef du Parti québécois et sa base militante n'a jamais été simple. Le
chef-fondateur, René Lévesque, a connu maintes contestations. Son successeur, Pierre …