This podcast is produced by graduate students at Concordia University, aiming to foster connections within the research community.
PoliSci
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This podcast is produced by graduate students at Concordia University, aiming to foster connections within the research community.
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April 3, 2026
Climate Shocks and Trade: Juliette Weil on Environmental Provisions and Policy
<p>In this episode of the PoliSci Podcast, host Navid Mahlooji sits down with Juliette Weil, a master’s student in political science at Concordia University, whose research explores the intersection of climate politics and international political economy.</p><p>Juliette discusses her thesis on how climate disasters shape environmental provisions in preferential trade agreements, and what this reveals about state behavior and policy design. The conversation also traces her journey from Paris to Portland and Montreal, and how these experiences shaped her academic path.</p><p>We also touch on her work as a teaching and research assistant, life during her MA, and—of course—her cat Boba, who occasionally makes an appearance during thesis-writing sessions.</p><p><strong>Host, Production and Audio Editing:</strong> Navid Mahlooji<br><strong>Guest:</strong> Juliette Weil<br><strong>Location:</strong> Concordia University Library</p><p><br></p><p>Music: </p><p>Source: Free Music Archive</p><p>Pierce Murphy - Hey Mercy (CC BY)</p><p>Yuri Megis - Team Funk (CC BY)</p>
February 6, 2026
Office Hours with Graham Dodds: Executive Power, Writing Blocks, and Grad School Survival
<p>In this episode of the <strong>PoliSci Podcast</strong>, part of the Office Hours faculty focus series, hosts <strong>Navid Mahlooji</strong> and <strong>Nick Von Rosk</strong> sit down with <strong>Graham Dodds</strong>, professor of political science at <strong>Concordia University</strong>. The conversation moves from Dr. Dodds’ unconventional academic path to a sharp, accessible critique of executive power in the United States, touching on the unitary executive theory, presidential pardons, and the growing use of unilateral authority—before closing with candid, practical advice for graduate students navigating the pressures of academic life.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Music</strong></p><p>Team Funk</p><p>By Yuri Megis</p><p>Source: Free Music Archive </p><p>License: CC BY</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
April 11, 2025
From the Arctic to Armenia – Danforth Oghigian on Policy, Place, and Global Perspectives [Part 2]
<p>In this second, host Navid Mahlooji welcomes back Danforth Oghigian, a globe-trotting Master of Public Policy and Public Administration (MPPPA) student at Concordia University, whose academic and personal journey spans Japan, Iceland, Norway, Armenia, and Canada.</p><p>Dan reflects on his experience studying Polar Law in Iceland and Norway, where he was immersed in Arctic governance, environmental law, and indigenous rights, supported by Erasmus+ and the UArctic network. He shares what drew him to Armenia, his ancestral homeland, where he lived through the COVID-19 pandemic and regional conflict while working in political consulting.</p><p>Credits</p><p><strong>Host:</strong> Navid Mahlooji<strong>Guest:</strong> Danforth Oghigian<strong>Production:</strong> João Roque<strong>Audio Editing:</strong> Gaëlle Poirier-Morin<strong>Date:</strong> February 13th – 3 PM<strong>Location:</strong> Concordia University – Library</p><p><br /></p><p>With Music credits right here:</p><p>Music from Free Music Archive (CC BY-NC)</p><p>Intro and outro : Dee Yan-Key, DJ Messagroove - Move your body, Lowtone Music - Lofi</p><p>19:57 Indifferent Light by Even Twice</p><p>32:46 All The Colors In The World by Podington Bear</p><p>40:33 This Game Has No Nameby Antethic</p>
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