Behind the Headlines
Volume 69

Closing the Gates: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and COVID-19
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Arne Kislenko | Volume 69, No. 15

Health Security at the Border
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Wesley Wark | Volume 69, No. 14

The Open Border Paradox: The Emergent U.S.-Canada Transgovernmental Regime
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Christian Leuprecht and Todd Hataley | Volume 69, No. 13

Denying Entry to Asylum Seekers Does Not Make Canada Safe
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Patti Tamara Lenard | Volume 69, No. 12

Disaggregating Xi Jinping’s China
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Emile Dirks and Diana Fu | Volume 69, No. 11

Border Security: An Ideological Nexus
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Jamie Ferrill and Kristy Campion | Volume 69, No. 10

Legal Tensions Are Rising
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Nathalie Des Rosiers and Zoe Sebastien | Volume 69, No. 9

Canada-China: 50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Jonathan Manthorpe | Volume 69, No. 8

WHO, Infectious Disease Surveillance and COVID-19
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Joy D. Fitzgibbon | Volume 69, No. 7

The International Health Regulations, COVID-19 and National Borders: Pursuing Health Security in a Globalized World
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Simon Rushton and Adam Ferhani | Volume 69, No. 6

Canada and the Nuclear Ban Treaty – The Deterrence vs Disarmament Dilemma
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Paul Meyer | Volume 69, No. 5

From “Made in China” to “Invented in China”: The Logic of China’s Science and Technology Policy
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Anton Malkin | Volume 69, No. 4

The Taiwan challenge and the future of Canada-Taiwan relations
Published: Winter 2020/21 | By: Kathleen Mackay | Volume 69, No. 3

Lessons on Border Management From Historic Disease Epidemics and Pandemics
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Ashleigh Tuite and David Fisman | Volume 69, No. 2

Border Security in the Age of COVID-19: Series Introduction
Published: Winter 2021 | By: Arne Kislenko and Wesley Wark | Volume 69, No. 1

China’s environmental challenges and implications for Canada
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Guy Saint-Jacques | Volume 68, No. 15

Getting Real in the Name of National Security
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Leo K. Shin | Volume 68, No. 14

50 Years of Canada-China Relations: Complexity and Misperception
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Gordon Houlden | Volume 68, No. 13

Human Rights and the Rule of Law: Implications for Canada-China Relations
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Pitman B. Potter | Volume 68, No. 12

China’s Foreign Policy Drivers Under Xi Jinping: Where Does Canada Fit In?
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Jeremy Paltiel and Stephen N. Smith | Volume 68, No. 11

Pacific Crossings: The early history of Canada-China relations
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Diana Lary | Volume 68, No. 10

The UAE-Israel-USA “Peace” Deal: Winners and Losers
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Jon Allen | Volume 68, No. 9

Borders, Irredentism, & Russia
Published: Fall 2020 | By: Chris Alexander | Volume 68, No. 8

Recommendations to Parliament and the Government to expand Canada’s Capacity and Diversity of Engagement with China
Published: 2020 | By: The China Policy Centre Board of Directors | Volume 68, No. 7 Summary Canada will mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) on December 5, 2020. The goal of the China Policy Centre is to...

Rethinking Sanctions: Important Questions for Canada to Consider
Published: 2020 | By: Andrea Charron and Erin Tramley | Volume 68, No. 6 Summary Now is the time to consider the utility of certain ‘targeted’ sanctions regimes imposed by Canada. Three cases involving sanctions applied by Canada against elites and...
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First published in 1940 as a pamphlet series focused on contemporary Canadian foreign policy, Behind the Headlines evolved first into a quarterly current affairs magazine, and then into its current form as a policy paper series. The various iterations of Behind the Headlines shared a focus on international affairs and Canada’s place in the world, as well as an overriding goal of producing material accessible to a wide audience from academics and policy professionals to journalists and informed citizens. The views expressed in Behind the Headlines are those of the authors.




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