About

Queen’s University’s Political Digest is an undergraduate academic journal that aims to explore the incorporation of intersectionality in politics on the basis of gender, race, class, privilege, and other self-identification disclosures. The journal gives students opportunities to publish their original research, opinion pieces, and critical analyses on a variety of topics within the broader sphere of political studies, gender studies, global development, sociology, and cultural studies.

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Meet the Team

Cordelia Jamieson

CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Cordelia (she/her), currently in her third-year at Queen’s University, is pursuing a degree in Political Studies alongside a minor in Gender Studies. Her research interests include gender politics, electoral behaviour, and American electoral systems. Cordelia’s recent publications include “China Casts Shadow on Historic Trilateral Relationship,” “FFP: Another Eurocentric Fad,” and “Over-Criminalization of Indigenous Women in Canada: Systemic Distrust, Marginalization, and Intergenerational Colonially-Inflicted Trauma.”
Allie Moustakis

CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Allie (she/her) is in her third year at Queen’s University, pursuing a degree in Political Studies with a minor in Gender Studies. Her primary research interests include electoral behaviour, gender politics, foreign interference, and electoral reform.