UQAM highlights recent scholarly books in communication, political science and literature (6 Oct 2026)
The UQAM roundup (6 Oct 2026) presents recent academic publications by UQAM-affiliated scholars: Communication de risque et de crise (ed. Bernard Motulsky; with Francine Charest and Thierry Libaert), Comprendre la Chine contemporaine (Alexandre Schiele, Ting‑Sheng Lin), Les feuilles de l’après‑mai (Jean‑François Hamel) and La post‑présidence américaine en évolution (Lucie Thouin). Published by university presses and partners, these works reflect UQAM’s interdisciplinary research activity.
UQAM’s “Lectures d’octobre” lists recent books authored or edited by its faculty and collaborators. Featured are an edited volume on risk and crisis communication (Bernard Motulsky, with Francine Charest and Thierry Libaert), a study of contemporary China (Alexandre Schiele and Ting‑Sheng Lin), a literary history of militant press (Jean‑François Hamel) and an analysis of the evolving post‑presidency in the U.S. (Lucie Thouin). The items, released by university and specialist presses, underline active scholarship across UQAM departments.