Le blogue du CÉPI est écrit par des spécialistes en la matière.
Les blogs CIPS sont protégés par la licence Creative Commons: Attribution – Pas de Modification 4.0 International (CC BY-ND 4.0).
Subscribe to the CIPS Newsletter
- Accueil
- Blogue
Blogue
DFATD’s Evaluation of Canadian Aid to Afghanistan: A Missed Opportunity
- analyse
- 7 mai 2015
In March 2015, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development released the Synthesis Report: Summative Evaluation of Canada’s Afghanistan Development Program. On April 14, CIPS and its Fragile States Research Network (FSRN) held a panel to discuss the evaluation’s methods, findings and recommendations. This series of blog posts by Nipa Banerjee, Stephen Baranyi, Sarah
EN SAVOIR PLUS
Learning from the Evaluation of Canada’s Engagement in Afghanistan: Challenges and Opportunities
- analyse
- 6 mai 2015
In March 2015, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development released the Synthesis Report: Summative Evaluation of Canada’s Afghanistan Development Program. On April 14, CIPS and its Fragile States Research Network (FSRN) held a panel to discuss the evaluation’s methods, findings and recommendations. This series of blog posts by Nipa Banerjee, Stephen Baranyi, Sarah
EN SAVOIR PLUS
L’émergence de l’Union européenne comme puissance militaire au XXIème siècle
- analyse
- 21 avril 2015
Par Michael E. Lambert, chercheur invité au Centre d’études en politiques internationales Published on the CDA Security and Defence Blog, April 21, 2015 L’Europe apparait aujourd’hui comme la principale promotrice du dialogue pour solutionner les conflits, en témoigne le Nobel de la Paix qui lui a été attribué en 2012. Cette position pacifique intervient après
EN SAVOIR PLUS
In Search of Enhanced Defence Cooperation in Europe
- analyse
- 20 avril 2015
On April 9, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland agreed on closer defense ties and increased solidarity with the Baltic states, in a move designed to enhance regional security through deterrence. In a joint declaration, the defense ministers of four Nordic states and the foreign minister of Iceland insisted that, given Russia’s growing assertiveness, Northern
EN SAVOIR PLUS
