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Barbara J. Falk

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Bohemian academic, obsessed with Cold War history, political trials, dissent, and designer shoes.
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4 scenarios for Canada’s future in a Trumpian world

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By Paul Mitchell, Canadian College, Barbara J. Falk
| MSN Money Canada Verified
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Getting ready for what’s next: 4 scenarios for Canada’s future in a Trumpian world Original

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By Paul Mitchell, Barbara J. Falk
| The Conversation Verified
From hockey games to Saturday Night Live commentary, Canada is increasingly focused on the direct threats made by United States President Donald Trump against its national sovereignty. Context matters. These events are even more unsettling given the recent U.S. vote with Russia in the United Nations and the pause in aid to Ukraine.
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Wasn’t the East-West divide supposed to go away?

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By Ferenc Laczó, Réka Kinga Papp Verified, Karl Schlögel, Barbara J. Falk
| Eurozine Verified
Can one speak of a new East–West split? How has our understanding of the two halves of Europe, shaped by the Iron Curtain, changed in the past three decades? Some seem to forever carry the East with them, while others substitute the colloquial ‘end of history’ with shallow concepts for political gain. Easterners are tired of the perpetual post-Communist stigma, while Westerners suggest the promised land wasn’t quite so promising in the first place.
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