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Groupe de travail sur les droits de la personne dans la politique étrangère canadienne
- 9 novembre 2015
Un nouveau gouvernement canadien a été élu. Comment le Canada peut-il promouvoir les droits de la personne à travers ses politiques étrangères? Comment le Canada peut-il contribuer aux efforts globaux de la protection des droits humains? Le CÉPI a convoqué …
EN SAVOIR PLUSStep by Step, All at Once: Rebuilding the Canadian Foreign Service
- 5 novembre 2015
By Daniel Livermore
All over Ottawa, officials and ex-officials are talking about re-building. And the conversations aren’t only about Canada`s crumbling infrastructure. They’re about repairing public institutions shredded during the Harper years. Some of these conversations are about Foreign Affairs …
EN SAVOIR PLUSRebuilding the Middle Class: The Liberals Have a Chance to Rectify their Past Economic Mistakes
- 5 novembre 2015
Par Jacqueline Best
After a decade under a Conservative leadership that actively undermined the government’s capacity to conduct research, Canadians have elected a government that has promised to base its policies on evidence.
Yet, if the new Liberal government wants …
EN SAVOIR PLUSIs Canada “Fit for Purpose” in the face of a new global agenda?
- 3 novembre 2015
Par Julia Sanchez et John Sinclair
Canada has just elected a new government committed to ‘putting Canada back on the global stage’ by re-establishing Canada’s leadership position in promoting human rights and ending poverty. This commitment will be put to …
EN SAVOIR PLUSTen Quick Steps to Reset Canadian Foreign Policy
- 20 octobre 2015
Flickr/Justin Trudeau
Foreign policy rarely becomes a matter of electoral debate in Canada. But this time was different. The refugee crisis in Europe, trade negotiation deadlines, and Canada’s involvement in the Syria conflict — all pushed foreign policy under the …
EN SAVOIR PLUSWhat Are ‘Hotspots’? The Inevitable Rise of Detention in the Quest for Asylum Solutions in the EU
- 16 octobre 2015
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By Stephanie J. Silverman
The Syrian refugee crisis has finally grabbed the world’s attention and is testing the sustainability of the European Union and its common asylum adjudication procedures. Policymakers are struggling to find solutions from under …
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National Security: The Election Issue that Wasn’t
- 16 octobre 2015
It has been a long and tumultuous federal election campaign in Canada, now coming to an end with a bang not a whimper. Whatever the result on October 19, one promised election ground was largely, and strangely, vacated by all …
EN SAVOIR PLUSA Backwards Decade on Foreign Aid
- 15 octobre 2015
A decade of Conservative rule has had a profound impact on Canadian foreign aid — and mostly for the worst.
…EN SAVOIR PLUSWith respect to aid level, we are back where we started. The Harper government initially embraced the Liberals’ goal of
Why Does the Reconciliation between Israel and Military Intellectuals Matter?
- 14 octobre 2015
Par Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard
Appointing a new Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Commissioner rarely stirs up controversy, but in Israel it can easily turn into a media storm. This might not come as a surprise. Israel has an assault rate of …
EN SAVOIR PLUSClarifying the Caretaker Convention
- 13 octobre 2015
by Philippe Lagassé
What is the caretaker convention? When does a period of caretaker government begin? When does it end?
These questions should be pretty simple to answer. Shortly after the federal election began, the Privy Council Office (PCO) released …
EN SAVOIR PLUSHow Ottawa Fails to Meet the Security Challenge
- 13 octobre 2015
…EN SAVOIR PLUSBy Kent Roach and Craig Forcese
In responding to last year’s terrorist attacks, Prime Minister Stephen Harper promised his government would not over-react, but also would not under-react, to the ISIS terrorist threat. Unfortunately his government proceeded to do
Serious Climate Action Requires Emission Reduction Targets
- 13 octobre 2015
Justin Trudeau has announced that the Liberals “won’t set a specific emissions target” for greenhouse gas emissions to address climate change. His reasoning is that, “what we need is not ambitious political targets. What we need is an ambitious plan …
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