How Do We Move Past ‘Hyperpartisanship’? Exiting the Echo Chamber is a Good Start
To disarm the trend of hyperpartisanship, we need to realize the limitations of our own orthodoxies and mindsets.
Canada’s Opportunities in International Telecommunications Union Discussions
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) is one of the lesser known specialized agencies of the United Nations. Yet,…
Technocratic Global Capitalists are Taking Advantage of COVID-19
Concerns about a rising far-right during the COVID-19 pandemic have been expressed in various media outlets.[1] While internet…
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 seclusion. Indeed, governments around…
Drunk with Efficiency: Consumer Pacification, Predictive Marketing and the Algorithm in the Age of Technique
In the technologically developed world, nearly every person has a presence on the internet, and this presence is…
Brief: Blockchain, End-to-End Encryption and the Challenges of Electronic Voting
Executive Summary Federal voting in Canada is generally done on paper. Electronic voting (e-voting) has been identified as…
Glorious and Free? Making Sense of Canadian Foreign Policy in an Era of Nationalism, Populism, and Illiberalism
Join iAffairs, the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs in Richcraft Hall…
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) Call for Proposals
The Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ) is calling for submissions for its 26th Volume,which is to be published…
Telecommunications in Afghanistan
On March 1, heavy rains struck Kandahar city and many districts. Afghan National Army rescue teams were searching…
The Future of War: The Risks in Confronting China and Russia
In the late 1990s, China’s leaders understood that to successfully promote the country’s global interests, direct military engagement…