In an era marked by geopolitical friction and economic uncertainty, the relationship between the United States and Canada stands at a critical juncture. Join Dr. Andrew Holman and Dr. Laurie Trautman for a thought-provoking discussion of the historical foundations and contemporary tensions shaping this complex bilateral relationship through a global studies lens.
By situating this dialogue within a global studies framework, the program offers essential insights into how international dynamics, economic policies, and historical contexts intersect to shape bilateral relations. Scholars, students, educators, and curious minds alike will find this an essential forum for understanding the stakes of cross-border diplomacy.
This program was sponsored by the Global Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh along with SUNY Plattsburgh, Center for the Study of Canada; SUNY Plattsburgh, Institute of Quebec Studies; Western Washington University and Center for Canadian-American Studies.
The recording of this program and curriculum resources are provided in this resource.