Libya Intervention of 2011: A Victory With Asterisks
This article first appeared in the Winter 2011 issue of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute Quarterly Review. The...
The Total Surveillance Society Approaches
Ottawa Citizen We will soon reach the point where governments will have the capacity, should they wish it, to monitor, record, and...
Canada-U.S. Perimeter Plan: From Aspiration to Action?
Yesterday, Canada and the United States announced a security and economic cooperation plan similar in style and substance to the 2005...
A Pivotal Moment? U.S. Policy Towards Asia
Is the United States “pivoting” its foreign policy towards the Asia-Pacific region, as prominent Obama administration officials, news...
The 800-Pound Panda in Obama’s Asia Speech
Sometimes, the most interesting part of a political speech isn’t what is said, but what’s not said. On Thursday, President Barack Obama...
State-Level Effects of Transitional Justice: What Do We Know?
International Journal of Transitional Justice 4:3 (November 2010), pp. 329-354 Abstract: At the core of policy debates on the...
Lethal Drones Strike at Our Very Heart
Globe & Mail The revolution in robotic warfare is about to go global. Many countries are trying to develop or acquire remote-controlled...
Crowd-sourcing Terror in Norway
Ottawa Citizen Soon after it emerged that the perpetrator of last week’s horrific attacks in Norway was a white anti-Muslim reactionary...
A powerless Gadhafi could stay in Libya, some NATO countries concede
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