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Beyond Aid Budgets: What Canada Can Do to Promote International Development
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- 10 octobre 2018
Of late, many commentators, from humble bloggers to the more august Toronto Star and Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), have lamented Canada’s relative lack of generosity in foreign aid and called on the Canadian government to increase the aid budget. Canada is indeed a laggard compared to its peers and the Trudeau government is less generous than
EN SAVOIR PLUSUnderstanding “Ethnic Conflict”
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- 7 octobre 2018
By Marie-Eve Desrosiers and Srdjan Vucetic “Ethnic conflict” elicits no shortage of strong scholarly opinion and debate. But what exactly is the causal relationship between ethnicity and violence? And what does “causal” mean in this context anyway? Since ethnic conflict scholars very rarely explain how they understand causes and effects, they seem to take definitions
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Vers une nouvelle ère dans les relations entre la Cour pénale internationale et l’Afrique?
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- 6 octobre 2018
Par Pacifique Manirakiza Le mois de septembre 2018 a enregistré deux événements importants, qui sont passés presque inaperçus, en dépit de leur potentielle signification politique et juridique sur le plan de la justice pénale internationale, plus particulièrement leur impact sur les relations entre la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) et l’Afrique. Le premier événement est l’importante
EN SAVOIR PLUSTrans Mountain Clarifies Canada’s Climate–Energy Choices
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- 3 octobre 2018
Since the court decision of August 30th that put the Trans Mountain pipeline on hold —and the cat decidedly among the pigeons — Canada’s energy/climate politics has been strangely quiet. Trans Mountain was the last of a batch of new pipelines proposed to get oil/tar sands oil to the Pacific coast. Northern Gateway had been
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