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  • Arctic Ice, Oil Sands Protests, and Canadian Climate Change Policy

    • October 10, 2011

    Last month saw two events of interest on the climate change front.

    One is the protest on September 26 in Ottawa by activists opposing the proposed Keystone XL pipeline to be built from Alberta to Louisiana in order to take …

    By Matthew Paterson
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  • La discrète commémoration du centième anniversaire de la Révolution chinoise de 1911

    • October 9, 2011

    Il y a un siècle, une des plus importantes révolutions de l’histoire modernes emportait l’Empire mandchou, connu aussi sous son nom chinois de dynastie Qing. Un quart de l’humanité venait de basculer dans la tourmente de la modernité politique.  La …

    By André Laliberté
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  • Financial Markets and Legal Corruption

    • October 7, 2011

    One of the world’s most astute financial experts and investor George Soros is warning that the debt crisis that has plagued Europe and the U.S. since 2008 reminds him of the final years and collapse of the Soviet Union. In …

    By Errol Mendes
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  • The Arab Democratic Wave and the Middle East Conflict: A Window of Opportunity

    • October 4, 2011

    In the past nine months popular demonstrations have swept the Middle East and have led to the toppling of authoritarian governments in Tunisia, Egypt, and later Libya. At the same time, other governments in the region have been experiencing intense …

    By Costanza Musu
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  • Welcome to the CIPS Website and Blog

    • October 3, 2011

    Welcome to a new source of Canadian conversation on global affairs: the CIPS website and blog, featuring contributors from the University of Ottawa’s roster of researchers working on international issues. Our twenty-two featured bloggers for 2011-12 come from different parts …

    By Roland Paris
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