Canada, Iran, and the World: An Interview with Professor Thomas Juneau
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal recently announced the winners of its annual best paper prize.
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With Freeland Gone, Can Trudeau Take Back Canada’s Foreign Policy?
It is no coincidence that on the same day Canada voted in favour of a UN resolution condemning
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Financial Challenges and Opportunities with Defense Procurement in the United Kingdom
In the Liberal party platform, the Liberal party pledged to create Defense Procurement Canada.
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Humanitarianism: Canada’s Turn to Revise
Refugee aid under the Liberal government Although, Canada has proven to be a middle power through
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Is Canada Immune to Populism?
In 2017, Michael Adams released Could It Happen Here? Canada in the Age of Trump and Brexit, which
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Is South Asia on the Verge of a Migration Crisis? Current Pressures Driving Migrant Flows
In an increasingly globalized world, the flows of people worldwide are growing rapidly—in both n
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Could a Universal Income ‘Bring Canada Back’?
When Trudeau stated that “Canada is back” in 2015, there was an expectation for an improvement in Can
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It’s Time for Trudeau to Get Serious about Canada’s UNSC Bid
When newly-elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that “Canada is back” in 2015, it was met
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International Development in Theory and Practice: What’s Next for Canada’s “Transformative” Feminist International Assistance Policy?
Apart from the odd tug-on-your-heart-strings infomercial or charity fundraiser, the average Canadian
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War Dogs: A Depiction of How Procurement Can Go So Wrong
The film, War Dogs (Todd Phillips, 2016) and is somewhat based on the true-story of Efraim Diveroli
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