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  • Liberal Interventionism: The Crisis Within

    Liberal Interventionism: The Crisis Within

    • July 9, 2017

    By Katja Lindskov Jacobsen

    Center for Military Studies, University of Copenhagen

    Liberal interventionism today not only responds to crises in countries experiencing violent conflicts, distress, and disaster. It also responds to a crisis within. This crisis is not simply about …

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  • A Treaty to Protect the Rights of Older People is Long Overdue!

    A Treaty to Protect the Rights of Older People is Long Overdue!

    • April 24, 2017

    By Gordon Digiacomo, Martine Lagacé, and Caroline Andrew

    “Homelessness, malnutrition, unattended chronic diseases, lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation, unaffordable medicines and treatments and income insecurity are just a few of the most critical human rights issues …

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  • Gender and Peacebuilding: Trudeau Can Do More to Support Gender Rights in Africa

    Gender and Peacebuilding: Trudeau Can Do More to Support Gender Rights in Africa

    • December 1, 2016

    By Dr. Annie Bunting

    With the Canadian government about to confirm the deployment of peacekeepers to Africa (likely to Mali), and Prime Minister Trudeau’s recent visit to Liberia and address to the Francophonie on the centrality of the rights of …

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  • Making Peace in a Divided World: New Roles for the United Nations?

    Making Peace in a Divided World: New Roles for the United Nations?

    • October 1, 2015

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    By Richard Gowan

    There is no more annoying phrase in discussions of international affairs than “If the United Nations did not exist, we would have to invent it!” It is certainly true that the world urgently …

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  • How Do Global Norms Bear on Reconciliation with Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples?

    • June 3, 2015

    This week, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, chaired by Justice Murray Sinclair, released its preliminary findings from a five-year inquiry into the terrible era of residential schools for Aboriginal children in Canada. These findings, and the surrounding public discussion, touched …

    By Natalie Brender
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