2021 Canadian Foreign Policy Review
iAffairs Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal (CFPJ), are pleased to present the 2021 Canadian…
Canada, Leading From The Middle
Earlier this year, Prime Minister Trudeau addressed the United Nations’ General Assembly with a call to lay the…
Canada and International Affairs Call for Book Proposals and Book Chapters
The Canada and International Affairs book series is seeking out ambitious contributions from academics looking to publish a…
Beyond COVID-19: Canada Should Lead in Global Health Diplomacy
After failing to secure a seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) earlier this year, it is…
COVID-19, Culture, Science and Diplomacy: Implications for Harnessing the World’s Overlooked Statecraft Tools
This article can also be found through the Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI). He who cherishes the…
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 failed and fragile states…
NPSIA Review: Rethinking Canadian Foreign Policy
Last fall, NPSIA students enrolled in Dr. David Carment’s Canada and International Affairs graduate seminar embarked on a…
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. In this interview,…
An E-Diplomacy Effort Between Ukrainian, Russian and Canadian Experts
As the Ukraine-Russia-West conflict continues and shows no sign of disappearing, International Channels for Diplomacy (ICDiplomacy.com) organized its…
Ten steps to a world-beating diplomatic corps
In my last posting, I made the case for radical diplomatic reform as an alternative to the use of…