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Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Publishes Volume 29 Issue 3 – Examines the War in Ukraine and its Global Implications

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November 9, 2023

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

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CConflict and Security

Michael Brenner: Defeat

byMichael Brenner
October 24, 2023

"The illusion of eventual success on the battlefield is founded on a mistaken idea of how to measure winning and losing."

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Canada Talks Series: The Role of Ukrainian diaspora Groups in Mnemonical Preservation and the Promotion of Holodomor Narratives in Canada

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October 17, 2023

Join the School of Canadian Studies for the next Guest Speaker in our Canada Talks series - Milana Nikolko

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A Guide to Understanding the Hoax of the Century

byJacob Siegel
October 13, 2023

Thirteen ways of looking at disinformation

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Escaping Attrition: Ukraine Rolls the Dice

byBig Serge
September 14, 2023

The Zaporizhia Summer Blockbuster

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How America’s Wars Become ‘Invisible’

byCurrent Affairs
August 8, 2023

Media critic Norman Solomon on how the U.S. media keeps the human consequences of the country’s foreign policy out of view.

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CConflict and Security

Chris Hedges: They Lied About Afghanistan. They Lied About Iraq. And They Are Lying About Ukraine

byChris Hedges
August 3, 2023

The U.S. public has been conned, once again, into pouring billions into another endless war.

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Governing a Post-Western World

byMark Leonard
August 1, 2023

"To paraphrase India’s foreign minister, the West’s problems are no longer the world’s problems."

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CConflict and Security

Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Enemy-Based Foreign Policy as a Framework for Understanding Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

byCésar Niño
July 13, 2023

We determine that Russia’s foreign policy is oriented towards the reconfiguration of its identity in the international system through the disintegration of Ukraine, and at the same time serves as a benchmark in defining Russia’s survival.

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CConflict and Security

The War We’re Finally Allowed to See

byPatrick Lawrence
June 16, 2023

For now, the first thing to note is that, after 15 months of conflict, their work suggests Western media may at last begin to cover the Ukraine war properly.

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Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Publishes Volume 29 Issue 3 – Examines the War in Ukraine and its Global Implications

Michael Brenner: Defeat

Canada Talks Series: The Role of Ukrainian diaspora Groups in Mnemonical Preservation and the Promotion of Holodomor Narratives in Canada

A Guide to Understanding the Hoax of the Century

Escaping Attrition: Ukraine Rolls the Dice

How America’s Wars Become ‘Invisible’

Chris Hedges: They Lied About Afghanistan. They Lied About Iraq. And They Are Lying About Ukraine

Governing a Post-Western World

Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Enemy-Based Foreign Policy as a Framework for Understanding Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

The War We’re Finally Allowed to See

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