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  • CIPS Special: Novels we recommend

    CIPS Special: Novels we recommend

    • October 27, 2020

    For reading week this year we asked CIPS‘ distinguished members to recommend a novel to their students (and to all students of good writing).


    Rita Abrahamsen: Director of CIPS and Professor of Public and International Affairs

    For over twenty …

    By Natasha Lopes and Philip Leech-Ngo
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  • What’s at Stake for the World? Global Perspectives on the 2020 US Elections: Launching a CIPS Podcast Series

    What’s at Stake for the World? Global Perspectives on the 2020 US Elections: Launching a CIPS Podcast Series

    • October 15, 2020


    With the US as an all-powerful neighbour and main trading partner, Canadian analyses of the American elections are naturally focused on what’s at stake for Canada and Canadians.  But the November 2020 elections are also eagerly watched in other parts …

    By Rita Abrahamsen
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  • 🏅2020 CIPS Blog Award Winner! MBS admits “full responsibility” for the Khashoggi murder: What this means for the Kingdom’s allies

    🏅2020 CIPS Blog Award Winner! MBS admits “full responsibility” for the Khashoggi murder: What this means for the Kingdom’s allies

    • September 29, 2020

     


    Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince is either behind the assassination of the journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, or has no control. Either way, the situation begs a serious response


    Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman (the now notorious ‘MBS’) recently admitted his …

    By John Packer
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  • Twitter Conference: Understanding the Five Eyes

    Twitter Conference: Understanding the Five Eyes

    • September 27, 2020


    The term Five Eyes typically refers to a unique signals intelligence pooling club of three or four-letter acronymed agencies from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. But FVEY, as it is also known, is now …

    By Srdjan Vucetic
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  • CIPS Blog Award: Voting Now Open!

    CIPS Blog Award: Voting Now Open!

    • September 21, 2020

    Last month we launched CIPS’ first annual blog award. In so doing we asked a group of three experienced and impartial experts to assess the more than 50 original blogs, written by 31 of Canada’s leading experts in international affairs, …

    By Philip Leech
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  • Announcing the CIPS Annual Best Blog Award

    Announcing the CIPS Annual Best Blog Award

    • August 23, 2020

    In the academic year 2019-20, CIPS published more than 50 original blogs, written by 31 of Canada’s leading experts in international affairs. The blogs posts covered a diversity of topics, including Canadian foreign policy, China and the West, war, peace, …

    By Philip Leech-Ngo
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  • Where Do the Conservative Leadership Candidates Stand on International Issues?

    Where Do the Conservative Leadership Candidates Stand on International Issues?

    • August 6, 2020

    The voting for the next head of the Conservative Party of Canada has begun. The winner, to be announced on August 21, will become the Leader of the Official Opposition. In the midst of the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic …

    By Stephen Brown
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  • Remembering David Petrasek

    Remembering David Petrasek

    • May 15, 2020

    We have lost a wonderful colleague and friend. David Petrasek, associate professor in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) and former director of the Centre for International Policy Studies (CIPS), died on Monday after a long, hard-fought …

    By Rita Abrahamsen and Roland Paris
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