CIDP Publications
Putting out ideas, expertise, and the results of research in published form-to fellow scholars in peer reviewed publications, to students, to policy makers, and to the general public--is one of the key goals of the Centre.
Contact Report Blog
Old Song, New Verse: Modernity, Obsolescence, and Conventional Warfare
By Anne Runciman
It would be uncontroversial to say that the nature of warfare has shifted drastically since the end of the Second World War. Warfare, once so heavily associated with physical combat on air, land, and sea, has since expanded into a number of different fields, notably information and cyberspace. The advent of technological advancements has had a number of impacts on warfare. While the effectiveness of cyber attacks has been disputed, the use of such devices has altered nature of military conflict in recent years...
Briefs & Reports
NEW RELEASE:
Rethinking the Principal and Proxy Relationship: The West, Afghanistan, and the Attainment of Foreign Policy Objectives, Philip T. Gebert
A Slow Thaw: Canada's Evolving Arctic Defence Posture, Benjamin Hawkin
Cold War 2.0: A War of Rules, Maxim Starchak
The Case for Restoring Relations with Iran, Ryan Anderson
The Gender Dimension of Veteran Transition, Meaghan Shoemaker and Stéfanie von Hlatky
Radicalization in Mali: A Primer, Robert Martyn
