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York University's Notorious Undergraduate Social Science Journal: Volume III Cultivating Spaces for Critical Voices

Updated: Mar 1

As the global landscape continues to shift, The Law and Society Students’ Association recognizes the responsibility to facilitate opportunities for academic excellence that reflect the social, legal, political, and cultural realties of an increasingly complex and uncertain society. Such realities necessitate avenues that cultivate critical-thinking, intellectual growth, and meaningful discourse. Writ of Certiorari, York University’s first undergraduate research journal strives to become one such avenue.


It's third volume reaffirms our commitment to creating inclusive spaces for emerging scholars to actively contribute to literature surrounding pressing social issues and develop research skills. This volume exemplifies the dedication, insight, and analytical prowess of York University undergraduate students.



 
 
 

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