Will Greece Go? Risk, Uncertainty and the Problem of Adjustment

blog

Efforts to form a new government in Athens failed over the weekend, raising the prospects of new elections and Greece’s possible exit from the eurozone.

Afghanistan as a Test of Canadian Politics: What Did We Learn from the Experience?

CIGI Papers
Stephen M. Saideman

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 Ukraine

blog

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 Outcomes

CIGI Papers

Do luxurious perks for delegates, such as paid daily allowances, unnecessarily prolong peace negotiations in Africa?

The Challenges of Monetary Policy

blog

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 Spring

event / webcast
Lloyd Axworthy

On May 24 Lloyd Axworthy will discuss R2P and the Arab Spring, and how the events of the past year have affected its application.

Centres, Initiatives
and Projects

Basillie School of International Affairs
Africa Portal
Institute for New Economic Thinking