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CIGI conducts an active program of research, policy analysis, conferences and workshops on the challenges and issues facing the G20.

A foremost expert in her field, Laura contributes to the Global Security & Politics Program’s Internet governance research project and is a research director of the GCIG.

Having previously served on the IMF executive board, Domenico Lombardi now leads CIGI's Global Economy program as a renowned expert on summitry, global governance, and monetary system reform.

Malcolm Knight is a CIGI Distinguished Fellow whose research focuses on the governance aspects of international financial regulation, standard-setting and international financial institutions.

A CIGI senior fellow and associate professor at the University of Waterloo, Bessma Momani's research and commentary focuses on economics and foreign policy in the Middle East.

CIGI’s Global Security & Politics program focuses on a range of issues in peace and conflict, including nuclear-energy governance and security sector reform.

The Global Economy program monitors the governance and policies of international financial institutions and engages governance bodies and stakeholders to influence the policy debate.

A CIGI Senior Fellow and award-winning journalist, Paul Blustein has written extensively about international economics, trade and financial crises.

David Runnalls is a distinguished fellow and was formerly acting director of the Environment and Energy Program at CIGI.

This CIGI project is premised on the idea that strengthened governance is the key to containing chaos and achieving order in the New Arctic.

Fen Hampson is a distinguished fellow and director of the global security & politics program at CIGI. Formerly, he served as director of the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs.

Launched in November 2013, the International Law Research Program is positioning Ontario and Canada to play a dynamic, constructive and intelligent role in global affairs.

Barry Carin is a senior fellow at CIGI and adjunct professor at the University of Victoria, and has previously served in a number of senior positions in the Canadian Government.

This research theme analyzes the implications of domestic policies on global monetary and financial stability and the prospects for coordination and cooperation in the international regime.

Addressing limitations in the way nations tackle shared economic challenges, the Global Economy program is a central area of CIGI expertise.

A former Canadian deputy cabinet minister, NATO ambassador and G7/G8 Sherpa, Gordon Smith is a distinguished fellow and leading expert on the evolution of the G20 and global summitry.