Speaking Truth to Power in the Euro Zone’s Hour of Decisionblog  The euro zone’s steady inexorable crisis has accelerated as efforts to form a Greek government failed and new elections were called. | Afghanistan as a Test of Canadian Politics: What Did We Learn from the Experience?CIGI Papers  This paper considers lessons that can be drawn from the Canadian effort in Afghanistan with a focus on security, governance and development in Kandahar. | Euro 2012 moves beyond football with boycott challenge on Ukraineblog  Campaigns to boycott major international sporting events have a very mixed record. Most athletes see themselves as the first victims. |
How Perks for Delegates Can Influence Peace Process OutcomesCIGI Papers  Do luxurious perks for delegates, such as paid daily allowances, unnecessarily prolong peace negotiations in Africa? | The Challenges of Monetary Policyblog  During the crisis, the Bank of Canada adopted extraordinary measures to relieve stresses; however, inflation expectations remained firmly anchored. | Signature Lecture: The Responsibility to Protect and the Arab Springevent / webcast   On May 24 Lloyd Axworthy will discuss R2P and the Arab Spring, and how the events of the past year have affected its application. |
Stephen M. Saideman
May 15, 2012
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Jessica West
May 12, 2012
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RT @balsilliesia: Jorge Heine on "Should Argentina stay in the G20?" via @MiamiHerald: http://t.co/oWi8GmTj
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Fred Kuntz on #G20 distractions: Media focus on protests over larger #economic #policy issues, is a serious hurdle http://t.co/3LGmt2Mm
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