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Daniel Béland

Montreal
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Canada, Soft Power, and the 2026 World Cup

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By Daniel Béland
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By Daniel Béland May 31, 2026 At a time when Canada is seeking to attract more foreign investment and tourism while bolstering its international leadership role as a middle power — including by tightening its transcontinental bond with soccer-mad Europe — the 2026 World Cup promises to provide the sort of unprecedented soft-power value that dwarfs even the Olympic Games.
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A Tale of Two Technocrats: The Diverging Political Fates of Keir Starmer and Mark Carney

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By Daniel Béland, Louis Massé
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Mark Carney and Keir Starmer in Ottawa’s Royal Oak pub, June, 2025/PMO By Louis Massé and Daniel Béland May 20, 2026 The contrasting political fortunes of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney might be framed as Shakespearean if only we lived in less Iannuccian times.
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Alexandre Boulerice and the Future of the Left in Québec

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By Daniel Béland
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By Daniel Béland May 2, 2026 On April 27, after several months of speculation, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice finally announced he would run for the independence-advocating Québec Solidaire (QS) in the October 5th Quebec general election. Until the official beginning of the Quebec campaign, Boulerice will sit as an independent MP rather than staying in the NDP caucus, which has shrunk to only five members. He is the second MP the federal NDP has lost in barely six weeks.
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