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public dialogue on issues affecting Canada's policies in the
areas of foreign affairs, defence and security.
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2002
2003 2004 2005
2006 2007
2008 2009
2010
SPECIAL FEATURES
2010
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A Primer to the G8/G20 Toronto and Huntsville Summits
Colin Robertson
Afghanistan: Out of Sight…?
Derek Burney
A Marshall Plan for Haiti? Think Again
David Carment and Yiagadeesen Samy
Beneath the Radar: Change and Transformation in the
Canada-U.S. North American Defence Relationship
James Fergusson
Canada-US Relations at 150
Derek Burney
Canada-US Relations: No Time for Complacency
Derek Burney
Canada and the United States “What Does it Mean to be Good
Neighbours?”
David Haglund, PhD
China’s Strategic Behaviour
by Elinor Sloan
G8 Security Sector Capacity Building in Fragile States:
Examining Effectiveness and Coherence
Hrach Gregorian
Jaw-jaw is still better than war-war, just very expensive
Colin Robertson, National Post , June 23, 2010
Reinventing CIDA
Listen: Gordon Smith on CBC's Power and Politics
Barry Carin and Gordon Smith
Security in an Uncertain World: A Canadian Perspective on
NATO’s New Strategic Concept
Conference of Defence Associations Institute and the
Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute
The Harper Government and Defence After Four Years
Jack
Granatstein
The Newly Emerging Arctic Security Environment
Rob Huebert
The Past as Prologue: Sustaining Canadian Capacity for
Defence, Diplomacy and Development
Colin Robertson
Towards a Coherent Reserve Strategy for the Canadian Forces
Hugh Segal
Unstoppable Momentum: The Real Meaning and Value Behind
Operation Nunavilut 10
Ron Wallace and Whitney Lackenbauer
Whatever Happened to Peacekeeping? The Future of a Tradition
(English version)
Whatever Happened to Peacekeeping? The Future of a Tradition
(en Français)
Jocelyn Coulon and Michel Liégeois, PhD
2009
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A
Summary of Operation Nunalivut 2009
Brian Flemming
After Obama’s First Hundred Days: The Pursuit of the Ottawa
Agenda and the Need for a Permanent Campaign
Colin Robertson
Breaking Global
Deadlocks: A Canadian Track 1.5 Success
Peter Heap
Canada-U.S. Relations in the Arctic: A Neighbourly Proposal
Brian Flemming
Canadian Interests Are No Longer Served by the G8
Gordon Smith and Barry Carin
China
Ascending
Derek Burney
Comprehensive Action Plan for Afghanistan
Sarah Chayes
“Connecting the Dots” and the Canadian Counter-terrorism Effort
– Steady Progress or Technical, Bureaucratic, Legal and
Political Failure?
Eric Lerhe (Cmdre ret'd)
Contemporary Piracy off the Horn of Africa
Patrick Lennox, Ph.D.
Dancing on Snake Heads in Yemen
Iris Glosemeyer, Ph.D.
Democracies and Small Wars
Barry Cooper
Don’t Overburden or Undervalue NATO
Alexander Moens
Engaging the Obama Administration
Derek Burney
Getting it Done in Foreign Policy
Derek Burney
Measuring Effectiveness in Complex Operations: What is Good
Enough?
Sarah Meharg
Pirates Have Rights, Bring in the Police
Patrick Lennox
Resource Industries and Security Issues in Northern Alberta
Tom Flanagan
Setting the Stage for the Obama Administration: The Players, the
Program, and the Opportunities for Canada
Colin Robertson
The Canada First Defence Strategy - One Year Later
LGen (Ret’d) George Macdonald
The
Strategic Quagmire: Why Nation Building in Afghanistan is
Failing
Anil Hira
Why Canada Needs a Robust Arctic Air Rescue Capability
Ron Wallace
2008
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Canada First Defence Strategy
Elinor Sloan
Canada, the USA, and the Financial Crisis: Risks and
Opportunities
Colin Robertson
The End of the Hillier Era
Jack Granatstein
Georgia: Risk and Opportunity
Neil MacFarlane, Ph.D.
International Issues for the Campaign
Gordon Smith
Linkage: Foreign Policy, National Interests and Prosperity
D.H. Burney, W.A. Dymond, and J.L. Granatstein
Mexico: Current and Future Political, Economic and Security
Trends
Dr. Hal Klepak
Military
Transformation: Key Aspects and Canadian Approaches
Elinor Sloan
No Canadian guns, no Afghan reconstruction
David Bercuson
President Al Gore and the 2003 Iraq War: A Counterfactual
Critique of Conventional "W "isdom
Frank Harvey
Redeployment as a Rite of Passage
Anne Irwin
The 2007 Ross Ellis Memorial Lectures in Military and
Strategic Studies:
Is there a Grand Strategy in Canadian Foreign Policy?
The Honorable David Pratt, PC
The Audacity of Common Sense
Derek Burney
Who Will Succeed Hillier?
Gen (Ret'd) Paul Manson
2007
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A Threatened Future: Canada's Future Strategic Environment
and its Security Implications
J.L. Granatstein, Gordon Smith, and Denis Stairs
Canada as
the “Emerging Energy Superpower”: Testing the Case
Annette Hester
Canada in Afghanistan: Is it Working?
Gordon Smith
Canada is Back: The Speech from the Throne
Jack
Granatstein
CFIS: A Foreign Intelligence Service for Canada
Barry Cooper
Conflict in Lebanon: On the Perpetual Threshold
Tami Amanda Jacoby
Implementing a Canadian Defence Strategy
LGen (Ret’d) George Macdonald
Nigeria: Mapping Political, Economic and Business
Scenarios in the Post-Obasanjo Era
Stephen Nairne
Report on Canada, National Security and Outer Space
James Fergusson and Stephen James
The Information Gap: Why the Canadian Public Doesn't Know More
About Its Military
Sharon Hobson
Turkey: Current and Future Political, Economic, and Security
Trends
Aliye Pekin Çelik, Ph.D. and Leylac
Naqvi, MALD
2006
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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.
David J. Bercuson, Aaron P. Plamondon, and Ray Szeto
Colombia: Current and Future Political, Economic and Security Trends
Steve Randall
Dispatches from the War on Terror
Brian Flemming
Effective Aid and Beyond: How Canada Can Help Poor
Countries
Danielle Goldfarb
Guess what? We give more than .7% already
David Carment
Great Expectations
LGen (Ret’d) George Macdonald
Leadership in a New Government Environment
Derek Burney
Strategic Capability Investment Plan: Origins, Evolution and
Future Prospects
Elinor Sloan
The Homeland Security Dilemma:
The Imagination of Failure and the Escalating Costs of Perfecting
Security
Frank Harvey
2005
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A Canadian Foreign Intelligence Service: A new necessity or
an expensive frill?
Reid Morden
Canada-US Relations: Are We Getting it Right?
Derek Burney
Confusing The Innocent With Numbers And Categories:
The International Policy Statement And The Concentration of
Development Assistance
Denis Stairs
Effective Defence Policy for Responding to
Failed and Failing States
David Carment
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
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)
J.L. Granatstein, OC and Lt.-General (Ret’d) Charles
Belzile
Two
Solitudes: Quebecers' Attitudes Regarding Canadian Security
and Defence Policy
Jean-Sébastien Rioux
Video: "In The National Interest Forum
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Canada and Ballistic Missile Defence: Defying Logic and
Politics
Jim Fergusson
2003
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A Military In Support of Canadian Foreign Policy: Recommendations
Dan Middlemiss
A Military In Support of Canadian Foreign Policy: Some Fundamental
Considerations
Dan Middlemiss
Blunt Instruments
Reid Morden
Canada and Ballistic Missile Defence: Defying Logic and Politics
Jim Fergusson
Canada and United States: Managing the Relations
Stéphane Roussel
Canadian Foreign Policy Post-9/11: Institutional and Other Challenges
David Malone
Canadian Foreign Policy, Terrorism, and Non-Traditional Security Threats:
Temporary Aberration or Permanent Condition?
David Charters
Canadian Peacekeeping Is Not What It Used To Be
John English
Domestic Demographics and Canadian Foreign Policy
Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon
In The National Interest- Canadian Foreign Policy in an
Insecure World
Denis Stairs, David J. Bercuson, Mark Entwistle, J.L. Granatstein,
Kim Richard Nossal, and Gordon S. Smith
Is Canada Now
Irrelevant?
Norman Hillmer, David
Carment, and Fen Osler
Managing
Canada's Foreign Affairs
Gordon Smith
Multilateralism and Canadian Foreign Policy: A Reassessment
Tom
Keating
National Defence,
National Interest: Sovereignty, Security and Canadian Military
Capability in the Post 9/11 World
David J. Bercuson, John
Ferris, J.L. Granatstein, Rob Huebert, and Jim Keeley
Northern Interests and Canadian Foreign Policy
Rob Huebert
October 2004 Security and Defence Forum Newsletter
National Defence Canada
The Trilateral
Mirage: A Tale of Two North-Americas
Jean Daudelin
The World We Want
-The Purposeful Confusion of Values, Goals, and Interests in Canadian Foreign
Policy
Kim Richard Nossal
Unwilling to be Willing: The Primacy and Capability Principles in
Canadian-American Relations
Thomas Axworthy
2002
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Conference
Publication: Canadian Defence and the Canada-US Strategic Partnership
CDFAI
Special Features
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Video: "In The National Interest Forum "
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