McGill Journal of Political Studies - Winter 2020

Behind the Mask of “Progress”: Peru’s Forced Sterilization Program from 1996-1998 Brianna Cheng

Edited by Ashton Connor Mathias & Marie Fester

Paradoxically, Fujimori sought to appeal to "popular sectors", but his policies caused the most harm to poor, indigenous women.

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Behind The Mask of “Progress”: Peru’s Forced Sterilization Program From 1996-1998

The Importance of Balancing Ideology with Strategy in Canadian Conservative Politics

Arabization: Towards an Exclusive National Identity

Games of Thrones: The US and Russia’s Intervention in Syria’s Civil War From 2011-Present

An Analysis of the Current State of and Prospects for Healthcare Reform in the United States

Displaced Without Advocates: Dissecting Efforts to Mainstream Internal Displacement Under Institutional Constraints

Liberal Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone: The Role of the Judiciary, Natural Resource Sector, and Local Government in Consolidating Peace

The Evolution of A Resistance Movement: The Case of Hamas

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