In a new policy brief, Sanjay Bhattacharyya explores how India is integrating migration governance into its national development agenda. With a large and dynamic diaspora, India is leveraging digital tools, strengthening pathways for safe and orderly mobility, and building partnerships to meet shifting global labour demands. Read the full brief to learn how India’s evolving migration strategy is shaping a more balanced and inclusive global workforce.
CIGI welcomes Lisa Quest as a new senior fellow. As Managing Partner for the United Kingdom and Ireland and co-head of the Government and Public Institutions Practice in Europe at Oliver Wyman, Lisa brings extensive experience in digital transformation, governance and public policy. Her leadership has shaped major strategy and policy decisions across government and industry, including initiatives to strengthen the United Kingdom’s defence capabilities and drive economic growth.
The Digital Policy Hub at CIGI is a collaborative space for emerging scholars and innovative thinkers from the social, natural and applied sciences. Here are the most recent working papers published by Hub fellows.
Amelia Hui: “In an Age of Convergence: Public-Private Partnerships in Defence R&D”
Melissa MacKay: “Generative AI Governance in Canadian Public Health: Policy Scan”
Follow the links on the Hub webpage to learn more about the Hub scholars and their work.
Recently, Einar Tangen weighed in on US-EU trade pressures in the Global Times, highlighting the strategic stakes of Europe’s alignment with Washington. Here, Tangen examines how Europe can navigate between US demands and emerging global powers.
In this opinion article, author Kyle Hiebert examines how advanced AI systems are increasingly employing manipulation and deception to achieve their objectives. From chatbots exploiting user trust to hidden reinforcement learning strategies, Hiebert highlights the growing risks to individual cognition, public trust and global security. Read the full piece to learn more about the challenges AI poses and the urgent need for thoughtful oversight.
Canada’s economic future depends on bold new trade strategies. In his latest commentary, first published by the Financial Post, Daniel Araya highlights why diversifying toward Asian markets is essential, with opportunities in technology, energy, agriculture and expanding consumer sectors. He argues that moving beyond reliance on the United States is critical to strengthening economic resilience. Read the full article to see how Canada can leverage Asia’s rise to its advantage.
Join us for a conversation that explores how cities, technology and media can create better possibilities and help reimagine our futures in an era of crisis. In this event, organized by the University of Ottawa in collaboration with CIGI, four leading international thinkers will discuss strategies for solidarity, community and innovative solutions to contemporary global challenges, moderated by David Murakami Wood.
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