• Libya Intervention of 2011: A Victory With Asterisks

    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 grotesque display of Muammar Qaddafi’s bloodied corpse in Sirte, Libya, where he was captured and killed, and later in a Misrata meat locker, did little to build confidence in the commitment of Libya’s rebels to

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  • La révolution conservatrice

    La révolution conservatrice

    par Justin Massie Quel bilan annuel peut-on dresser de la politique étrangère du gouvernement Harper ? Grâce à la majorité parlementaire obtenue en mai dernier, le premier ministre bénéficie d’une immense autonomie politique – une « dictature bienveillante » selon certains – lui permettant de dévoiler et de mettre en œuvre l’essence de sa doctrine en matière

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  • Nothing Much Will Change: The New U.S. Military Strategy

    Nothing Much Will Change: The New U.S. Military Strategy

    The recently-published new U.S. military strategy, entitled Sustaining U.S. Global Leadership: Priorities for 21st Century Defense, attracted a great deal of attention last week, with some critics denouncing what they claimed were excessive cuts in defence spending, and others noting the apparent shift in emphasis towards Asia-Pacific and wondering if starting an arms race with

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  • The Queen is the Canadian Crown

    by Philippe Lagassé L’article complet a été publié dans le Ottawa Citizen, 9 janvier 2012 Should Canada abandon its constitutional monarchy and become a republic? Several commentators and notable politicians think so. Accustomed to seeing the monarchy as a quaint symbol of Canada’s colonial past, many Canadians have been irked by the Conservatives’ blunt reminders

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