Taking Politics Out of Procurement
The defence procurement process in Canada has been the subject of extensive criticism, with many
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Broken Animals: Media Portrayals of the Islamic State’s Child Soldiers
Background Over the last few decades, images of a young boy carrying a weapon nearly too big for
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Playing for Peace: Music, Peacebuilding, and the Disruption of Violent Narratives
The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic continues to foster global uncertainty, anxiety, and feelings of social
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Youth Engagement in Nuclear Non-Proliferation Advocacy: A Systematic Approach
While society tends to value the opinions of older people, preferring their wisdom and experience
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Canada’s Defence Deficit: The lack of Defence Policy Debate in Canadian Federal Elections
Pundits and scholars alike have lamented the lack of attention given to issues of national defence
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Featured Research: A comparative analysis of China and Russia engagement in gray zone conflicts
Our partner publication, Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, recently released a new issue on the theme
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Grey Zone Conflict and Security First in a Post-Pandemic World
Since 9/11, the search for American stability has seen many forms: preventing terrorism, fixing
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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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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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