York University 2002-2003 Brownbag Research Seminars Lunch-and-learn series serves up food for thought in science, technology, culture

TORONTO, September 23, 2002 -- York University is holding its ninth annual Brownbag Research Seminar series. The seminars provide a public forum for scholars in many fields, including in science and technology, culture and the humanities, to share the latest results of their research. This year's broad range of topics include: scientific and ethical issues […]

York U. roundtable examines German election results

TORONTO, September 23, 2002 -- The Canadian Centre for German and European Studies (CCGES) at York University is hosting a breakfast discussion, Wednesday, September 25, to analyze the ramifications of Chancellor Gerhard Schröder’s narrow victory in Sunday's hotly contested German Elections. Questions to be examined will include: How stable is the new coalition, can Schröder […]

After Johannesburg: York U. offers models for success; urges new development partnerships to fight poverty

TORONTO, September 19, 2002 -- Following the recent World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, York University researchers are calling for new development partnership strategies spanning the fields of environmental studies, business and law, as a model for creating sustainable livelihoods at the local level in developing countries. In a conference on Friday, September 27 […]

Civil Disobedience, Civil Resistance And Civil Liberties: Law’s Role And Limits International Legal Experts Gather At Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, October 3-5

TORONTO, September 17, 2002 -- How far should political protest be allowed to go before it becomes an illegal act punishable by criminal law? That’s one of the questions a group of prominent scholars and lawyers from Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. will confront at a conference at Osgoode Hall Law School of York […]