Robert S. Schertzer

Yet in domestic politics, climate policy is increasingly debated through national narratives, who we are, what our national interests are, and which futures are seen as legitimate or threatening.

To discuss this, we are joined by Professor Robert Schertzer from the University of Toronto.

He is the founding co-editor of The State of Nationalism, which is an online open access portal on nationalism studies.

And he has been working for the government of Canada in social policy, intergovernmental relations and immigration reform.