Opinion A New Club of G7 Leaders Try Getting to Know Trump Intimate setting provides rare chance for informal conversation at a fragile moment for global governance Domenico Lombardi May 26, 2017
Opinion Weaving the Fabric of Peace in Africa Reaching beyond the state in order to build a firm foundation for security Kofi Annan May 24, 2017
Opinion Mortgage Woes Dent Standing of Canada's Banks A country that lost no banks during the financial crisis nearly lost one during the wee hours of a recent Monday morning Kevin Carmichael May 23, 2017
Opinion Banks Too Big to Fail Need New Legal Duty to Public Radical changes to corporate governance laws may do more than regulation to stop financial institutions wrecking economy Steven L. Schwarcz May 19, 2017
Opinion 'We Can’t Simply Leave Refugee Policy to Border Control' Former Canadian foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy on a flawed refugee system and why serious reform is needed Catherine Tsalikis May 17, 2017
Opinion Why Trump’s Move to Let Banks Go Bust Again Is Alarming Finance chiefs urge Mnuchin not to break consensus on financial regulation as US looks to scrap bank failure rules Ronald Orol May 13, 2017
Opinion Big Pharma Arbitration Defeat a Warning to Investors Eli Lilly loss to Canada should discourage use of investor-state arbitration to overturn national judicial decisions Ton Zuijdwijk May 11, 2017
Opinion The Fear of Populism Is Overdone Macron’s triumph was emphatic; a majority in legislative elections in June would strengthen the French president's hand Kevin Carmichael May 11, 2017
Opinion Trust the First Casualty in Trump’s War on Trade With fresh threat to split NAFTA into two bilateral deals, Wilbur Ross may be betting on leverage US no longer wields Susan Ariel Aaronson May 10, 2017
Opinion Why the Lies Nations Tell Themselves Matter The intellectual formation of Emmanuel Macron and the lessons for France and the world Edward Hadas May 5, 2017
Op-Ed Trump, Trade and the Lessons Not Learned Like Banquo’s ghost in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, there was a presence haunting the gathering of multilateral institutions James A. Haley May 2, 2017
Op-Ed IMF Treads Water as G20 Awaits Clear Signals from US Will America’s absence lead others over time to look to China for leadership? Thomas A. Bernes May 1, 2017
Op-Ed Macron’s Mission France and Germany must transcend their histories and confront errors of the past to restore stability to euro-zone Harold James April 24, 2017
Op-Ed Populism is Bad for Business As intolerance takes the stage, from Paris to Washington, countries such as Canada can claim a diversity dividend Bessma Momani Jillian Stirk April 24, 2017
Op-Ed From the shadows into the light: Progress on benchmarking macroprudential policy strategies Domenico Lombardi Pierre Siklos April 11, 2017
Interview Atmospheric Trust Litigation: A Potential Tool in the Search for Climate Justice in the United States Interview July 20, 2016
Interview What Are the Legal and Constitutional Impacts of Brexit? Interview Markus Gehring June 30, 2016
Interview Three Amigos Summit: A North American Commitment to Clean Energy and Climate Action Interview June 29, 2016
Interview Key Economic and Security Issues at Japan G7 Summit Interview Thomas A. Bernes Benoit Hardy-Chartrand May 25, 2016
Interview TTIP leak unlikely to affect CETA approval, CIGI’s Leblond says Interview Patrick Leblond May 16, 2016
Interview World IP Day: Ghana Establishes IP Strategy to Build Industries and Address Unemployment Interview April 25, 2016
CIGI Commentary Will ICAO Do Its Part to Meet the Climate Change Challenge? Commentary Silvia Maciunas September 28, 2016
CIGI Commentary How Would a New Labor Government in Australia (Re)Negotiate Trade and Investment Agreements? Luke Nottage Leon Trakman June 22, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA's New Take on ISDS: Toward an International Investment Court Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 8 August Reinisch Lukas Stifter June 22, 2016
CIGI Commentary Why CETA Is Unlikely to Restore Legitimacy to ISDS Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 7 David Schneiderman May 27, 2016
CIGI Commentary ISDS in the Revised CETA: Positive Steps, But Is It a “Gold Standard”? Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 6 Gus Van Harten May 20, 2016
CIGI Commentary Half Court, Half Tribunal: Why the Proposed CETA Tribunal Should Be Transformed into a Permanent Court Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 5 Markus Krajewski May 12, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA Under New Management: Why Is Trudeau Changing the Game? Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 4 Stephen L. Drymer May 12, 2016
CIGI Commentary CETA’s New System for the Resolution of Investment Disputes: What a Difference a Few Months Make Investor-State Arbitration Commentary Series No. 3 Céline Lévesque May 6, 2016
