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Le Canada et le développement démocratique dans le monde
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- November 25, 2019
Le Canada affiche un maigre bilan en matière de soutien à la démocratie dans le monde. Ce blogue suggère quelques pistes pour corriger le tir, tel qu’adopter un plan d’action À plusieurs reprises, tant au Canada qu’à l’étranger, l’ancienne ministre des affaires étrangères du Canada, Chrystia Freeland, a exprimé sa préoccupation face à la montée
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Economic Exceptionalism is Back (if it Ever Went Away)
Exceptionalism is usually used to describe how liberal democracies handle major security threats. However, governments also use exceptionalist policies to deal with economic crises. This development is troubling for both economic and political reasons. What do Boris Johnson’s attempt to prorogue the British parliament to “get Brexit done,” Justin Trudeau’s nationalization of the Canadian Trans
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A New Cold War?
- Analysis
- November 19, 2019
Thirty years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall, the world is a very different place. The liberal world order that appeared triumphant in 1989 faces unprecedented challenges – including renewed hostility from Russia – but also from a range of other sources. As the international community celebrates 30 years since the fall of
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Most Wars Don’t Make States (so What’s a Policymaker to do?)
- Analysis
- November 11, 2019
Most modern warfare is intrastate. Most take place in poorer, weaker states and challenge many of our assumptions about the evolution of most states. Foreign policymakers should reevaluate their priorities and focus on ending civil wars rather than building centralised state structures. Since 1945, civil wars have been the dominant form of conflict in the
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