Québec Undergraduate Security Conference

the international security in the globalization era (isge) project is currently calling for proposals from undergraduate students as part of the quebec’s third annual security conference for undergraduate students. the isge project unites researchers from mcgill university, université de montréal, and bishop’s university to examine the effects of globalization on international security and the security functions of the nation-state in different regions of the world. organized under the supervision of dr. sarah-myriam martin-brûlé, associate professor at bishop’s university, this day-long conference aims to provide advanced undergraduate students a platform to share their ideas and research findings in the field of international security. this event will gather advanced undergraduate students to present their work/research on international security issues and to provide them with an opportunity to network with peers, professors and experts in the field. dans le cadre du colloque québé