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  • Trump, Tariffs and Free Trade, Part 2: Implications for Canada

    Trump, Tariffs and Free Trade, Part 2: Implications for Canada

    • Analysis
    • April 1, 2025

    From 1945 until recently, the United States served as the cornerstone of the liberal rules-based international order in trade, finance and security. Sometimes, the US played this role unwillingly or half-heartedly, sometimes hypocritically. Occasionally, the US acted illegally and …

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  • Trump, Tariffs and Free Trade, Part 1: What Everybody Got Wrong

    Trump, Tariffs and Free Trade, Part 1: What Everybody Got Wrong

    • Analysis
    • March 31, 2025

    Here is a sentence no one could have written in the 1980s: “Canada’s political parties and provincial governments are united in supporting free trade with the United States”. The 1980s featured a ferocious debate on whether free trade with the …

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  • Myths about the Sustainable Development Goals

    Myths about the Sustainable Development Goals

    • Analysis
    • January 18, 2024

    As we head into the last half of the UN’s Agenda 2030, my progressive friends and colleagues continue to denounce the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as “neoliberal” or even “the continuation of coloniality and a legitimisation of …

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  • Ukraine War Scores Indirect Hits on Central Asia

    Ukraine War Scores Indirect Hits on Central Asia

    • Analysis
    • August 28, 2023

    Pointing subtly to the four men working on laptops on the other side of the café, our guide said softly, “Those are the Russians.” In cafés, restaurants and hotel lobbies throughout Central Asia, we saw similar scenes: young to middle-aged …

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  • What WE Need Now: Simplicity, Clarity, Accreditation, Scrutiny

    What WE Need Now: Simplicity, Clarity, Accreditation, Scrutiny

    • Analysis
    • July 30, 2020


    As the WE scandal goes from bad to worse, even WE founders Craig and Marc Kielburger have admitted the need for serious change. As WE’s corporate sponsors flee for the exit, the drumbeat of demands for change intensifies. WE …

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  • COVID-19 Lays Bare the Pseudo-Science of the Index Industry

    COVID-19 Lays Bare the Pseudo-Science of the Index Industry

    • Analysis
    • June 18, 2020


    Which country was best prepared in 2019 to handle a pandemic? According to the Johns Hopkins Global Health Security Index, the United States showed the highest level of “preparedness for epidemics and pandemics” out of 195 countries and territories. …

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  • COVID-19 Forces a Rethink of an Old Debate

    COVID-19 Forces a Rethink of an Old Debate

    • Analysis
    • May 18, 2020


    The COVID-19 pandemic has emerged as a test of the preparedness of countries’ public health and governance systems. As countries diverge in their strategies to fight the epidemic, we have more and more opportunities for learning about what works and …

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  • The SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic: Lessons for International Development

    The SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic: Lessons for International Development

    • Analysis
    • April 3, 2020


    The SARS-CoV-2 epidemic has gone global, transcending the traditional categories of North and South, “developed” and “developing” countries. While most international media coverage focuses on China, Europe and North America, the implications of the pandemic for the developing countries and …

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  • Boris Johnson Goes to China – via Ireland

    Boris Johnson Goes to China – via Ireland

    • Analysis, News
    • October 5, 2019

    Boris Johnson’s ‘final offer’ to the EU for a Brexit deal may be effectively dead on arrival, but even if so, does it make a future united Ireland more likely?


    Did anyone notice Boris Johnson’s Nixon-in-China move the other …

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