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Karel J. Leyva
Ph.D. in Political Philosophy (Université Paris Sciences et Lettres). Associate Researcher at the University of Montreal, specializing in political theory and pluralism. Editor-in-Chief of Politics and Rights Review.
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Forced exile in Cuba: Relentless War on Free Expression
In the shadow of its famed revolution, Cuba has waged a silent yet relentless war on free expression, using forced…
From Healers to Slaves: The Cuban Regime’s Exploitation of Doctors
Modern slavery in Cuba and the human rights violations that characterize its daily practices at all levels demand the world's…
The Nativist Threat: The Politics of Us vs. Them
About the book The Return of the Native: Can Liberalism Safeguard Us Against Nativism? by Jan Willem Duyvendak and Josip…
Unpacking ‘Hate’: The New Face of Far-Right
“Hate in the Homeland” is a seminal work that offers a new lens through which to view the rise of…
Totalitarian Cuba in the UNHRC: A Mockery of Human Rights?
The Cuban government remains a systematic human rights violator, and there is abundant evidence to demonstrate its pattern of repression.
Quebec’s Law 21: Muslim Women in the Balance
Bill 21, officially known as the “Law on the Secularity of the State,” was enacted in June 2019 in the…
Fukuyama on Politics, Rights, and Recognition
In his work "Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment," Francis Fukuyama navigates the intricate maze of…
Why Nationalism: Politics, Rights, and Identity
Yael Tamir's “Why Nationalism” presents an exploration into the intricate relationship between nationalism and liberalism. The book delves deeply into…