CIPS Working Groups: Canada and the World Policy Reports

CIPS Working Groups: Canada and the World Policy Reports
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New Directions for Canadian International Policy

In Fall 2014, CIPS convened four working groups of academics and policy practitioners to explore new thinking and policy options in four areas: International Security and Defence, International Development, International Trade and Commerce, and International Human Rights. This initiative grew out of discussions at the May 2014 Ottawa Forum, which focused on rethinking Canada’s international strategy. The working groups met, consulted, deliberated and drafted their reports and recommendations over the past year. CIPS is releasing their reports as part of its ongoing effort to promote evidence-based discussion of international policy issues in Canada.

To learn about the launch events or to download a copy of the reports on their launch dates, please click on the links below.

Canada’s International Security and Defence Policy
Co-Chairs: Rob McRae and James R. Mitchell

Towards 2030: Building Canada’s Engagement with Global Sustainable Development
Co-Chairs: Margaret Biggs and John McArthur

No Time for Complacency: A 21st Century Trade Strategy for Canada
Co-Chairs: Ailish Campbell and Elaine Feldman

Human Rights in Canadian Foreign Policy: New Departures
Co-Chairs: John Packer and David Petrasek

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