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Joseph Gubbels

@josephgubbels.bsky.social
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New Democrat PhD student in political theory & CanPoli at McGill Working on participatory + deliberative democracy Substack: josephgubbels.substack.com

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Joseph Gubbels @josephgubbels.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
My first academic publication, on Canadian post-liberalism:
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Broadbent Institute @broadbent.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Examining the intense debate over floor-crossing, @josephgubbels.bsky.social argues for a "party-democracy model" — to leverage existing political institutions and make Canada’s democracy more deliberative and participatory. 🔗 perspectivesjournal.ca/floor-crossing-vs-party-democracy/
Pull quote from an article titled "Floor-Crossing vs. Party-Democracy" by Joseph Gubbels, published at perspectivesjournal.ca. The quote reads "Only one year since Prime Minister Mark Carney was left with a minority government after the 2025 election, the governing Liberals have achieved a majority, delivered by five Members of Parliament who "crossed the floor." To minimize floor-crossing episodes, a "party-democracy model" can leverage existing political institutions to make Canadian politics more deliberative and participatory."
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Centre for Media, Technology & Democracy @mediatechdemocracy.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
@lizbarry.bsky.social, executive director at @metagov.bsky.social, and @josephgubbels.bsky.social, political theory fellow, critique AI-driven simulations that replace genuine public participation with algorithmic representations of citizens, arguing they undermine empowerment + capacity-building.
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Rosa Luxemburg NYC @rosalux.nyc · 20/02/2025
NEW from @josephgubbels.bsky.social on our website: Justin Trudeau's resignation and threats from south of the border are shaking up Canadian politics. What should the left do? rosalux.nyc/after-trudea...
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After Trudeau, Trump Looms - RLS-NYC
The prime minister’s resignation and threats from south of the border are shaking up Canadian politics.
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