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
What Was Lost?
By Jane Boulden
On 17 June, Canada lost its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2021–2022 term. The desire to get a seat on the Council has its origins in Prime Minister Trudeau’s first election victory, which prompted him to announce that Canada was back on the world stage. The loss was a blow for Trudeau in that he cannot point to the achievement of a Security Council seat as symbolic evidence of the completion of his “we’re back” statement. But for Canada as a whole, was anything else lost as a result of the failure to gain a seat?
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
