Dal students share opinions on the U.S. election and democracy's global fate
Dalhousie University speakers series explores global democracy in light of the recent U.S. election
The Stanfield Conversation | November 20
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Dal students offer opinions on The U.S. Election and Democracy's Global Fate
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Leading up to The Stanfield Conversation at Dalhousie University on Nov. 20, CBC asked current Dalhousie University students to answer a few questions on the topic of The U.S. Election and Democracy's Global Fate.
Video & photo: Robert Short/CBC | Editor: Greg Guy/CBCDalhousie University's fourth annual Stanfield Conversation will explore The U.S. Election and Democracy's Global Fate.
Dr. Debra Thompson, Canada Research Chair in Racial Inequality in Democratic Societies and Associate Professor of Political Science at McGill University
Doug Saunders, The Globe and Mail international affairs columnist.
Guest moderator will be Piya Chattopadhyay, host of CBC's The Sunday Magazine.
Dalhousie students, from left, Kriti Maini, Emily La Rocque, Liam Coady, Surbhi Gautam and Sinead O'Neill offer their opinions on the U.S. election and democracy's global fate, leading up to the Stanfield Conversation speaker series on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. (Robert Short / CBC)
