Teaching · Infographics

In undergraduate courses, students create infographics that tell a story with numbers and pictures; they present data in an easily digestible and visually appealing manner to simplify complicated issues for a broader audience. Here are some examples.

"The Contentious Future for Western Balkan Integration into the EU"

"Rising Populism: Greek Dissatisfaction with the EU in Response to Fears of Globalisation"

By Parminder Cheema, Husayn Jamal, Marie-Alice Moys, Jorge Saldana and Hermine Villedey

"The European Union Climate and Energy Package"

"Deharmonization of the EU Migration Policy"

By Ollie Couttolenc, Gabriel Helfant, Thomas Painter, Rachel Rowlands and Magali Vennin

"EU Policy on Migration 2015-2018: Hungary, Italy, and Germany"

By Sophie Davis, Emma Fu, Kapinga Kalombo, Greta Kubiliute and Nousha Nematzadeh

"EU Policy in Response to Irregular Migrant Flows (2011-2016)

By Scott Kennedy, Charles Madre and Rob Murphy

"EU 'Laggards' & Uneven Burden-Sharing"

"Measuring Non-Compliance with the EU"

"The European Parliament"

By Benson Cook and Miles Gilbert

About me

Maria Popova (PhD, Harvard 2006) conducts research on the rule of law, judicial reform, political corruption, populist parties and legal repression of dissent across the post-Communist region. She teaches classes on European politics and research methods.

Contact me

Jean Monnet Chair EUROL
McGill University
855 Sherbrooke St. W.
Montréal, Quebec
H3A 2T7
maria.popova [at] mcgill.ca