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The Myth of Canada as a Military Free-Rider
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- 22 septembre 2014
Published in the Ottawa Citizen on September 18, 2014 How much is enough in Canadian defence spending? It has never been enough, and it won’t be in the future is the answer. NATO suggests that states spend two per cent of their GDP on defence. In light of the decisions at the recent NATO summit
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Les grands moments des blogues du CÉPI, partie 3 : Développement international
Après une période turbulente pour le programme d’aide international – période qui connut le fusionnement de l’Agence Canadienne de Développement International (ACDI) avec le Ministère du Affaires Étrangères et du Commerce International – l’année 2013-14 a vu les bloggeurs du CÉPI réfléchir sur les dépenses du Canada en développement ainsi que sur les tendances et
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Harper at the UN: The Speech He Could (But Won’t) Give
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- 21 septembre 2014
In a few days, Prime Minister Stephen Harper will address the UN General Assembly. In an alternate universe, imagine a scenario where he is planning to use the event to announce a fundamental new direction for his foreign policy. Perhaps he realizes, in the wake of several turbulent months in global politics, that ‘no going
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Short-term Hopes for a Unity Government as Prospects for Afghan Democracy Darken
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- 17 septembre 2014
Afghanistan’s never-ending election process is continuing past the quarter-year mark as political, economic and security crises loom large on the horizon. A democratic election, providing the opportunity for popular participation in forming a government, also helps build legitimacy for the government formed. But the harvest of legitimacy cannot be reaped out of a fraudulent election.
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