Inside the Issues 3.13 | Canada and the Asia Pacific

Speakers: David A. Welch James Manicom

Series: Inside the Issues, Season Three

December 19, 2012

Inside the Issues 3.13 | Canada and the Asia Pacific

James Manicom, CIGI Research Fellow, Global Security visits Inside the Issues to discuss Canada's changing relationship with the Asia Pacific region. While the U.S. remains Canada's largest export market, there has been an increasing shift towards the Asia Pacific for economic and trade diversification. After a review of Canada's current relationship with various regional nations, the new CIGI paper "A Policy Mismatch: Canada and the United States in the Asia-Pacific Region" is discussed. Where are the greatest opportunities for Canada in the region? While Japan and the Philippines are eager to engage, in a broader sense, there is an opportunity for Canada to move beyond economic relationships to contribute to regional stability through "maritime diplomacy" with ongoing and proactive methods of confidence building.

Series: Inside the Issues, Season Three

Back for a third season, join host and CIGI Chair of Global Security David Welch for this popular, weekly podcast as he meets with global governance experts for timely discussions on issues related to the core areas of CIGI expertise: Global Economy, Global Security & Politics and International Law.

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