Since 2011, the weaponization of regional and global supply chains through economic sanctions has devastated Syria’s economic and social activities.
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Royal Roads University is a public university which provides an innovative model of post-secondary education. The university offers applied and professional programs that attract students and scholar-practitioners at the leading edge of 21st-century learning.
Its interdisciplinary learning and teaching approach focuses on preparing students with the knowledge, skills and competencies required to develop solutions to today’s complex problems.
Located on the traditional lands of the Xwsepsum (Esquimalt) and Lekwungen (Songhees) ancestors and families and on one of Canada’s most beautiful national historic sites, Royal Roads has a history of excellence in leadership and learning. With a balance of graduate, undergraduate and certificate programs, the university’s programs are designed with students in mind, whether a new student, working professional or lifelong learner.
Royal Roads’ blended delivery model combines short periods of intensive study with online courses, offering students a convenient way to pursue their education. The cohort learning model is a cornerstone of a Royal Roads education. Through group-based course work, peers share, challenge and grow with each other throughout their program.
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Photographer Lee Miller’s experience at Dachau, depicted in the film Lee, reminds us of the importance of photojournalists in war zones today.
The Conversation Canada is hiring a CEO|Editor-in-Chief.
Terror management theory explains how we deal with fears of death. When those fears are subconscious, they can lead to troubling tendencies that authoritarian figures often exploit to their benefit.
Everyone — from academics to policymakers to the public — needs to think about how we can address toxic beliefs to create long-lasting change and foster safer online communities.
Is it time for Canadian municipalities with RCMP contracts to ditch the Mounties as Surrey, B.C., has done? A chat with new Surrey Police Service Chief Norm Lipinski sheds some light on the benefits.
The role of prosthetic devices in the lives of people with limb loss cannot be overestimated. But acquiring prosthetic limbs can be challenging and expensive for patients.
Orders to not investigate potential government wrongdoing sets an alarming precedent for the future of B.C. forestry.
L’été 2024 a été marqué par une forte augmentation du nombre de cas de Covid. Bien que le virus ne soit plus une urgence, il constitue toujours une menace pour la santé.
Mongolia has worked hard to craft friendly relations across the globe. But geography means that Russia and China still retain a strong influence.
Summer 2024 saw a big surge of COVID-19 cases. While COVID-19 is not the emergency it once was, it’s still a health threat, and we’d be wise to reduce our risk of getting it.
The federal government’s recent AI policy attempts to outline applications of AI for increased efficiency but fails to thoroughly consider the implications of the technology for delivering justice.
A forthcoming poll finds that although the majority of respondents oppose conscription, all age categories are more likely to support conscription if it is gender-neutral.
When violence prevention policies and programs don’t reflect how it unfolds in today’s networked and digitally-connected world, they cannot be effective.
Cancer diagnoses in adolescents in young adults are rising. These patients are not only navigating the challenges of a life-altering diagnosis, but also other challenges distinct to their life stage.
Is Donald Trump the poster boy for the Dark Triad personality type? Or will his social bonds — if he has any — save him, and the world, from his worst instincts.
The current blue-on-blue battle between competing law enforcement agencies in a large British Columbia city does little to strengthen public trust in the rule of law and in our police forces
With women still underrepresented in leadership globally, why aren’t organizations and investors doing more to realize the benefits that diversity brings? Perhaps it’s the C-suite that needs changing.
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is a police-like body which is not subject to police oversight. This must change.
Canada’s international student cap threatens inclusion in higher education, but social financing — a way for private capital to address social issues — can address this issue.
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Assistant Professor in Justice Studies, Royal Roads University
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PhD Candidate, Indigenous governance, Royal Roads University
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Assistant Professor, School of Tourism and Hospitality Management, Royal Roads University
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Doctoral Candidate, Business Administration, Royal Roads University
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Associate Lecturer, School of Humanitarian Studies, Royal Roads University
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Professor of Business, Royal Roads University
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Associate Professor, School of Leadership, Royal Roads University
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Associate Professor, Faculty of Management, Royal Roads University
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Assistant Professor of Business, Royal Roads University
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Associate Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Royal Roads University
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Professor, Communication and Culture, Royal Roads University
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PhD Student, Social Sciences, Royal Roads University
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Board Chair of the Academic Journalism Society, President and Vice-Chancellor, Royal Roads University
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Professor, School of Environment and Sustainability, Royal Roads University
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Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary Studies, Royal Roads University
