Gone AWOL? Canada’s Multi-track Diplomacy and Presence in the Asia Pacific
A fragmented approach to Asia Pacific relations harms Canada’s standing in the region.
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Category: International Journal Spotlight
Opening a New Ocean – Arctic Ocean Fisheries regime as a (potential) turning point for Canada’s Arctic policy
The time has come for a more mature Arctic policy, free from unrealistic considerations about sovereign rights.
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The challenges of federalism to Canada’s international trade relations: The Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement
The CETA negotiations demonstrated the significant institutional weaknesses of current federal-provincial/territorial relations with respect to international trade treaties and the need to return to ‘summit federalism’.
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An Emerging ‘Islandian’ Sovereignty of Non-self-governing Islands
Rather than maintaining the status quo with their colonial metropoles, non-self-governing islands are actively creating a new form of sovereignty.
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Truth and Reconciliation in Southeast Asia and the Melanesian Pacific
Can historians be peacemakers?
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