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  • Adding Women May Not Help Keep the Peace

    Adding Women May Not Help Keep the Peace

    • November 23, 2021


    Instrumentalist claims about the Women Peace and Security (WPS) agenda do not bear out in the first systematic review on the topic.


    Since the adoption of UNSC Resolution 1325 in October 2000, the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda …

    By Christoph Zuercher
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  • China-Canada Dialogue

    China-Canada Dialogue

    • November 15, 2021

    A recent Globe and Mail story about the “China-Canada Track Two Dialogue” was a rare reveal of the kinds of dialogue that go on quietly around the world.  Even more revealing were comments about the participation and content of that …

    By Peter Jones
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  • Global Migration, Activists-in-Exile, and Canada

    Global Migration, Activists-in-Exile, and Canada

    • November 8, 2021

    Alongside the global existential challenge of Climate Change and the Coronavirus pandemic, which have come to dominate news headlines worldwide, there are the old but growing challenges of involuntary migration.  


    The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reports 82.4 …

    By John Packer, Nadia Abu-Zahra and Philip Leech-Ngo
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  • An Audacious Suggestion for the new Minister of Foreign Affairs: Help Canadians

    An Audacious Suggestion for the new Minister of Foreign Affairs: Help Canadians

    • November 8, 2021

    Canada’s new Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, has promised a combination of “humility and audacity” for Canadian foreign policy.  She will inevitably face a barrage of questions relating to important issues critical to Canadian foreign policy – from …

    By Daniel Livermore, Gar Pardy and Michael Welsh
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  • 🏆 2021 Best Blog Award Winner❗️ Bidenomics Signals the End of the Third Way in Economic Policy

    🏆 2021 Best Blog Award Winner❗️ Bidenomics Signals the End of the Third Way in Economic Policy

    • November 2, 2021


    Biden’s first 100 days signals the end of the Third Way in economic and social policy. With massive investments proposed in social infrastructure and education, a willingness to take a positive-sum approach to budget deficits, and a commitment to fund …

    By Jacqueline Best
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  • Remembering the Happy 90s and the Hope for Europe’s Return

    Remembering the Happy 90s and the Hope for Europe’s Return

    • October 27, 2021

    While Europe had grown accustomed to the idea that catastrophes happen elsewhere, at least since the end of the Second World War, the Covid-19 pandemic was a humbling event. Its blatant socio-economic consequences have added more stress to the cycle …

    By Pol Bargués
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  • Every Conversation About the Threat Environment is Important

    Every Conversation About the Threat Environment is Important

    • October 26, 2021

    The COVID19 pandemic is the greatest single human tragedy of the internet era. We cannot be certain the end is in sight.


    The pandemic danger will not end if COVID is finally controlled. Other currently known diseases could surge into …

    By Greg Fyffe
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  • Talking to the Taliban

    Talking to the Taliban

    • October 18, 2021

    As the Taliban swept across Afghanistan this summer, the capital cities of the provinces fell like a house of cards. Kunduz fell by August 8. Herat, Lashkar Gah, and Helmand followed within a few days. As the news of the …

    By Nipa Banerjee
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  • CIPS Best Blog Award 2021: Public Voting Now Open

    CIPS Best Blog Award 2021: Public Voting Now Open

    • October 13, 2021

    Last year we launched our first ‘Best Blog Award’ competition. While the principal motivations behind the competition were to (a) offer up an engaging experience for you, dear reader and (b) draw some more attention the expertise and hard work …

    By Philip Leech
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  • Retrotopian Desires and Gender in Right-Wing Populism

    Retrotopian Desires and Gender in Right-Wing Populism

    • October 10, 2021

    Former US President Donald Trump in 2016 justified his plan to build a wall at the United States’ Southern Border to keep out Mexicans (many of whom implied he were rapists). This motif forms part of Trump’s strategy to “Make …

    By Julia Roth
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  • We Must Avoid An Isolated, Impoverished, Unstable Afghanistan

    We Must Avoid An Isolated, Impoverished, Unstable Afghanistan

    • October 6, 2021

    After the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, I consistently argued for a comprehensive, UN-facilitated peace process, encompassing all the internal Afghan parties to the conflict, including the Taliban and the regional and other actors implicated in the conflict, …

    By Peggy Mason
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  • What’s next for Germany after Merkel

    What’s next for Germany after Merkel

    • October 4, 2021

    Just days after Canadians took to the polls, Germans, too, elected a new parliament. Having lead Germany for sixteen years, Angela Merkel was not on the ballot again: the end of an era in German politics and the arrival of something …

    By Rafael Loss
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