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#SecurityPodcast | In Episode Two of Publishing on Defence and Security, host @__michaelmurphy is joined by guests Asa McKercher, the Steven K. Hudson Research Chair at @stfxuniversity, and @LeahSarson from the CSSD @dalcssd.
Link to Episode: bit.ly/48fix4A
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Co-authored by Ronald Pruessen “Then—and now: Sino–American Relations in World War II and the 2020s” published in the @Intl_Journal : journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Check out my latest article with @kerry_buck on Canada and the United Nations. In the current context, Canada needs the @UN now more than ever. It provides a critical means of global influence and enables us to tackle pressing international challenges. @Canada_INT_VIE @CanadaUN
Should Canada marginalize the United Nations?
@kerry_buck and @mmanulak argue that while the UN has its flaws, it has also demonstrated its ability to achieve tangible results.
Read the 🔓 open-source article here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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A few weeks ago I launched the 'Engaging with Emerging Scholars Podcast'. Episode #4 is with Tari Ajadi (@tariajadi) on his recent @Intl_Journal article examining the normative logics underpinning & processes forming Canada's Feminist International Assistance Policy 1/n
The Engaging with Emerging Scholars podcast is live! All episodes can be accessed here @spreaker - spreaker.com/show/engaging-w…
They can also be accessed on @Spotify, @PodcastAddict, @Podchaser - Search for the title above! (It will be available on other streaming services soon!) 1/n
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We're also delighted to introduce @WAndyKnight1 as co-Editor-in-Chief of @Intl_Journal. Andy is a distinguished political scientist and social justice trailblazer. 🔥
Welcome to the team, Andy! We're so glad to have you.
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The CIC is pleased to introduce @secolbourn as co-Editor-in-Chief of the @Intl_Journal, Canada’s pre-eminent publication on cross-disciplinary global policy analysis. Susie is an expert international historian. 🌎
We're looking forward to your continued leadership, Susie!
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As the idea of civilian trips to #OuterSpace falls closer into the realm of possibility, read Paul Meyer's brief in the @Intl_Journal on how nations might be able to work together to prevent the weaponization of space. 🚀
#spacesecurity bit.ly/3xwEtUa
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Our last @Intl_Journal edited by the always-thoughtful and insightful @brianjbow. Thank you for six years of service to foreign policy commentary and analysis in Canada Brian!
IJ 76/2 is now available online. This issue, co-edited by @brianjbow & @secolbourn, features a great group of articles exploring foreign policy and IR. @thecic @BGCCIH journals.sagepub.com/toc/ijx…
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Pleased to share my new article in @Intl_Journal, "Climate Change and Security in Canada," in which I outline 5 climate security links for Canada: human security, economic threats, Arctic threats, humanitarian crises, and increased domestic conflict. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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New paper in @Intl_Journal "concludes that #Canada should move expeditiously to incorporate LEO satcom into efforts to address the growing imperative of military satellite communications in the Canadian #Arctic." ❄️🛰️
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… #remotesensing
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Big congrats to my colleague @LillyResearch on this wonderful recognition of her brilliant @Intl_Journal article. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 – at Ottawa, Ontario
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Thanks to all who attended the book launch of Challenge the Strong Wind.
"This is a wonderful book," writes former Canadian ambassador Ferry de Kerckhove in @Intl_Journal.
You can buy the book at 20% off from @UBCPress at ubcpress.ca/challenge-the-st… using discount code Webster.
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Just published: “What is the PRC to Canada?” My article in @Intl_Journal Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis. Adapted from my speech to @CCFSO1 – at Ottawa, Ontario
The Honourable Senator (BC) Yuen Pau Woo @yuenpauwoo Opening Remark Speaking Notes / Panel on #Canada-#China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities /Institute for Peace and Diplomacy @Diplomacy_peace – Full text senatoryuenpauwoo.ca/media/4… & an excerpt 👇
“What Is China to Us?”
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I had a favourite Mackenzie King and Banff story but then I had to go learn in @asa_mckercher & @SmirkandScram’s new @Intl_Journal article that he renamed Castle Mountain Mount Eisenhower in 1946 and that’s my new #1 (Joe Clark changed the name back in 1979).
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Listen to the latest from #DiplomaticImmunity!
@McFarlandKellyM talked to @secolbourn and Simon Miles about the benefits of #AppliedHistory for policymakers, the quiet #diplomacy of the late #ColdWar, and Susie's work with @Intl_Journal, + much more!
🎙️podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Replying to @justinmassie1
In 2017, I showed joint Liberal governments (in Canada & US) have a larger room to maneuver in defense cooperation versus any other pairing in @Intl_Journal
So, I would expect this file to move fast now.
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We rarely hear #Canadian voices on #BeltandRoad. Here is one! My review on One Road, Many Dreams by two Canadians has just come out online @Intl_Journal. It is open-access. @atkingsmith @danieldrache @BeltandroadMunk #BRI #China #Canada Check it out!
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I had the pleasure of reviewing @CKreuderSonnen’s excellent book “Emergency Powers of International Organizations: Between Normalization and Containment“ for @Intl_Journal. The review is now online:
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"The impact of COVID-19 on development assistance"
Un nouvel article de notre professeur @StephenBrown3 sur l'impact de la pandémie sur l'aide au développement.
Publié dans l'@Intl_Journal.
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