Alain-G. Gagnon

President of the Royal Society of Canada, Canadian Research Chair in Quebec and Canadian Studies, Director of the Center for Political Analysis: Constitution and Federalism, and Full Professor at the Department of Political Science, UQAM, Montreal.
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A diverse crowd demonstrating for Catalan independence, with colorful flags and a banner promoting Catalonia as a future independent state, highlighting national diversity in a European city setting.
Analysis & Theories

Managing National Diversity: A Global Challenge

In an era marked by uncertainty, the management of national diversity emerges as a crucial global challenge. Globalization, with its…

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Flags of Canada and Quebec fluttering in front of the Château Frontenac under a cloudy sky, symbolizing multinational federalism in Quebec City, where distinct cultural identities coexist within the Canadian federation.
BooksAnalysis & Theories

Dynamics and Challenges of Multinational Federalism

The Legitimacy Clash is the final installment of a trilogy that began with The Case for Multinational Federalism and continued…

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