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A Canadian Foreign Intelligence Service:
A new necessity or an expensive frill?
A Primer to the G8/G20 Toronto and Huntsville Summits
Afghanistan: Out of Sight…?
Derek Burney
After Obama’s First Hundred Days: The Pursuit of the Ottawa Agenda and
the Need for a Permanent Campaign
A Marshall Plan for Haiti? Think Again
A Military In Support of Canadian Foreign Policy: Recommendations
A Military In Support of Canadian Foreign Policy: Some Fundamental
Considerations
An
Opaque Window:
An Overview of Some Commitments Made by the Government of Canada
Regarding the Department of National Defence and the Canadian
Forces;
1 January 2000 - 31 December 2004.
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Summary of Operation Nunalivut 2009 A Threatened Future: Canada's Future Strategic Environment
and its Security Implications
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Beneath the
Radar: Change and Transformation in the Canada-U.S. North American
Defence Relationship
James
Fergusson
Blunt Instruments
Breaking Global
Deadlocks: A Canadian Track 1.5 Success
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Canada-U.S. Relations in the Arctic: A Neighbourly Proposal
Canada and
Ballistic Missile Defence: Defying Logic and Politics
Canada and the United States “What Does it Mean to be Good
Neighbours?”
Canada in Afghanistan: Is it Working?
Gordon Smith
Canada and Ballistic Missile Defence: Defying Logic and Politics
Canada and United States: Managing the Relations
Canada as
the “Emerging Energy Superpower”: Testing the Case
Canada-US
Relations: Are We Getting it Right?
Canada First Defence Strategy Canada is Back: The Speech from the Throne
Canadian Foreign Policy Post-9/11: Institutional and Other Challenges
Canadian Foreign Policy, Terrorism, and Non-Traditional Security Threats:
Temporary Aberration or Permanent Condition?
Canadian Interests Are No Longer Served by the G8
Canadian Peacekeeping Is Not What It Used To Be
Canada-US Relations at 150
Derek Burney
Canada-US Relations: No Time for Complacency
Canada, the USA, and the Financial Crisis: Risks and
Opportunities
CFIS: A Foreign Intelligence Service for Canada
China
Ascending
China’s Strategic Behaviour
Colombia: Current and Future Political, Economic and Security Trends Steve Randall
“Connecting the Dots” and the Canadian Counter-terrorism Effort
– Steady Progress or Technical, Bureaucratic, Legal and
Political Failure?
Conference
Publication: Canadian Defence and the Canada-US Strategic Partnership
Conflict in Lebanon: On the Perpetual Threshold
Tami Amanda Jacoby
Confusing The Innocent With Numbers And Categories:
The International Policy Statement And The Concentration of
Development Assistance Denis Stairs
Comprehensive Action Plan for Afghanistan
Contemporary Piracy off the Horn of Africa
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Dancing on Snake Heads in Yemen
Dispatches from the War on Terror
Domestic Demographics and Canadian Foreign Policy
Don’t Overburden or Undervalue NATO
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Effective Aid and Beyond: How Canada Can Help Poor Countries
Effective Defence Policy for Responding to Failed
and Failing States
The End of the Hillier Era Jack Granatstein
Engaging the Obama Administration
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G8 Security Sector Capacity Building in Fragile States:
Examining Effectiveness and Coherence
Hrach Gregorian
Georgia: Risk and Opportunity
Getting it Done in Foreign Policy
Great Expectations
Guess what? We give more than .7% already
David Carment
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Implementing a Canadian Defence Strategy
In The
Canadian Interest? Assessing Canada's International
Policy Statement (English version )
In The
Canadian Interest? Assessing Canada's International
Policy Statement (French version )
Derek H. Burney,
Rob Huebert, James Fergusson, Eric Lerhe, Michel Fortmann,
Frédéric Mérand, George Macdonald
J.L. Granatstein,
Reid Morden, George Haynal, Kim Richard Nossal, Sharon
Hobson, Jean-Sébastien Rioux, and
Gordon S. Smith
In The National Interest- Canadian Foreign Policy in an
Insecure World
Is Canada Now
Irrelevant?
International Issues for the Campaign
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Jaw-jaw is still better than war-war, just very expensive
National Post , June 23, 2010
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Leadership in a New Government Environment Linkage: Foreign Policy, National Interests and Prosperity
D.H. Burney, W.A. Dymond, and J.L. Granatstein
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Managing
Canada's Foreign Affairs
Measuring Effectiveness in Complex Operations: What is Good Enough? Sarah Meharg
Mexico: Current and Future Political, Economic and Security
Trends
Military
Transformation: Key Aspects and Canadian Approaches
Mr. Harper Goes to Washington
Colin
Robertson
Multilateralism and Canadian Foreign Policy: A Reassessment
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National Defence,
National Interest: Sovereignty, Security and Canadian Military
Capability in the Post 9/11 World
Nigeria: Mapping Political, Economic and Business
Scenarios in the Post-Obasanjo Era Stephen Nairne
No Canadian guns, no Afghan reconstruction David Bercuson
Northern Interests and Canadian Foreign Policy
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October 2004 Security and Defence Forum Newsletter
Our Leopard tanks make the leap to Afghanistan
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Consequences of a Diminishing
Presence of the Canadian Militia in Canadian Communities
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Pirates Have Rights, Bring in the Police
Presentation to the Standing Committee on National Defence
President Al Gore and the 2003 Iraq War: A Counterfactual
Critique of Conventional "W "isdom
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Redeployment as a Rite of Passage
Reinventing CIDA
Listen: Gordon Smith on CBC's Power and Politics
Report on Canada, National Security and Outer Space
Resource Industries and Security Issues in Northern Alberta
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Security in an Uncertain World: A Canadian Perspective on NATO’s
New Strategic Concept
Setting the Stage for the Obama Administration: The Players, the
Program, and the Opportunities for Canada
Strategic Capability Investment Plan: Origins, Evolution and
Future Prospects
Elinor Sloan
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The 2007 Ross Ellis Memorial Lectures in Military and Strategic
Studies: Is there a Grand Strategy in Canadian Foreign Policy?
The Audacity of Common Sense
The Canada First Defence Strategy - One Year Later
The Harper Government and Defence After Four Years Granatstein
The Hollowing out of Corporate Canada?
The Homeland Security Dilemma:
The Imagination of Failure and the Escalating Costs of Perfecting
Security
The Information Gap: Why the Canadian Public Doesn't Know More
About Its Military
The IPS: Lowered Expectations Mark Entwistle
The Newly Emerging Arctic Security Environment
The Past as Prologue: Sustaining Canadian Capacity for
Defence, Diplomacy and Development
Colin Robertson
The Special
Commission on the Restructuring of the Reserves, 1995: Ten
Years Later (English Version) J.L. Granatstein, OC and Lt.-General (Ret’d) Charles
Belzile
The Special
Commission on the Restructuring of the Reserves, 1995: Ten
Years Later (En Français) The
Strategic Quagmire: Why Nation Building in Afghanistan is
Failing
The Trilateral
Mirage: A Tale of Two North-Americas
Towards a Coherent Reserve Strategy for the Canadian Forces
Turkey: Current and Future Political, Economic, and Security
Trends
The World We Want
-The Purposeful Confusion of Values, Goals, and Interests in Canadian Foreign
Policy
Two
Solitudes: Quebecers' Attitudes Regarding Canadian Security
and Defence Policy
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Unstoppable Momentum: The Real Meaning and Value Behind
Operation Nunavilut 10
Unwilling to be Willing: The Primacy and Capability Principles in
Canadian-American Relations
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Whatever Happened to Peacekeeping? The Future of a Tradition
(English version)
Whatever Happened to Peacekeeping? The Future of a Tradition
(en Français)
Why Canada Needs a Robust Arctic Air Rescue Capability
Who Will Succeed Hillier?
Worthwhile Canadian Initiatives: On Banking and ‘Getting
Government Right’
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