Social Media: The Novel Theatre of Great Power Competition
“Foreign disinformation campaigns deployed by Russia are emblematic of soft power diplomatic strategies for the delegitimization of Western democracy.”
iAffairs Calls for Submission – Canada and International Affairs
iAffairs is requesting submissions related to Canada and international affairs.
Canada Talks Series: The Role of Ukrainian diaspora Groups in Mnemonical Preservation and the Promotion of Holodomor Narratives in Canada
Join the School of Canadian Studies for the next Guest Speaker in our Canada Talks series - Milana Nikolko
A Timeline on Ukrainian-Russian Relations Since 2014
A compilation of research on the Ukraine-Russia Crisis since 2014 as seen through the eyes of iAffairs contributors past and present.
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Volume 29, Issue 1: Did Brexit Change Perceptions of the EU and the UK in Canada?
This article examines whether this reconfiguration has led to debates in the Canadian news media that reassess the purpose and priorities of Canada’s transatlantic relationships.
Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy Opens Doors to Hong Kong Talent
"While long-term strategy details have yet to emerge from Canada’s IPS, these recent announcements highlight the significant role of migration as a crucial implementation channel for the Strategy"
Event: Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, and the Permissibility of Violence
This roundtable discussion brings together scholars at this important moment for a conversation on the different framings of terrorism that permeate national and international discussion on Gaza and Israel.
US Will Take Massive hit in Global Standing Over Israel
Washington's seeming refusal to use its leverage to stop civilian carnage may do more damage than even the Iraq War, say experts. - Branko Marcetic
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Publishes Volume 29 Issue 3 – Examines the War in Ukraine and its Global Implications
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) is pleased to announce the release of Issue 3 of Volume 29: The War in Ukraine and its Global Implication
Resignation Letter from Craig Mokhiber, Director of the New York office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights – 28/10/2023
Resignation Letter from Craig Mokhiber, Director of the New York office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
Beyond the Monroe Doctrine: The Need to Re-Adapt U.S. and Canadian Policy to Address Social and Alignment Shifts in the Americas
The post-Cold War era of unilateral American dominance in South and Central America is fading, as it did…
Canada Talk Series: Making Sense of the Wicked Problem of Immigrant Work Integration in Canada
Join the School of Canadian Studies for the third Guest Speaker in our Canada Talks series - Amrita Hari
Michael Brenner: Defeat
"The illusion of eventual success on the battlefield is founded on a mistaken idea of how to measure winning and losing."