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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Right-Wing Momentum: Canada’s New Challenge
Canada grapples with a rising tide of right-wing extremism, anchored in divisive…
Forced exile in Cuba: Relentless War on Free Expression
In the shadow of its famed revolution, Cuba has waged a silent…
From Healers to Slaves: The Cuban Regime’s Exploitation of Doctors
Modern slavery in Cuba and the human rights violations that characterize its…
The Nativist Threat: The Politics of Us vs. Them
About the book The Return of the Native: Can Liberalism Safeguard Us…
Unpacking ‘Hate’: The New Face of Far-Right
“Hate in the Homeland” is a seminal work that offers a new…
Totalitarian Cuba in the UNHRC: A Mockery of Human Rights?
The Cuban government remains a systematic human rights violator, and there is…
Quebec’s Law 21: Muslim Women in the Balance
Bill 21, officially known as the “Law on the Secularity of the…
Fukuyama on Politics, Rights, and Recognition
In his work "Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of…
Why Nationalism: Politics, Rights, and Identity
Yael Tamir's “Why Nationalism” presents an exploration into the intricate relationship between…