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Teaching the Field of International Relations in Canada: A Focus on Journals
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- March 11, 2020
The comprehensive examination is a rite of passage for those seeking PhDs in North America, laying out an intimidating list of the most important works in one’s field of study. The comprehensive examination process is a formative experience in multiple senses of the word—the deep dive into existing literature offers a broad enough knowledge base
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Best: The Bank of Canada can’t keep rescuing us in times of crisis
- External
- March 11, 2020
The Impacts of the Feminist International Assistance Policy on Implementing Organizations
- Analysis
- March 10, 2020
Canada’s feminist international assistance policy aims to achieve sustainable development and peace through gender equality, but it has also helped reshape the aid industry itself, at home and abroad. Has it gone far enough? Launched in 2017, Canada’s feminist international assistance policy (FIAP) commits 95 percent of Canada’s international assistance to focus on gender equality
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The NPT Turns 50: A Mid-life Crisis?
- Analysis
- March 4, 2020
On March 5, the (Nuclear) Non-proliferation Treaty will turn 50-years old. Whether this will be an occasion for celebration or lamentation is an open question. The NPT’s once-in-five-year review conference will take place at UN HQ, April 27-May 22, and coming after a failed 2015 review conference many observers view the upcoming meeting as crucial
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