Opinion How the G20 Can Stimulate Innovation As fresh evidence emerges of a link between uncertainty and business pullback from research and development, here are four steps nations can take to unlock investment Domenico Lombardi June 15, 2017
Opinion Why the $125-billion Stimulus Fund Must Include Digital Infrastructure Innovating to alleviate public service pain points and enable agile procurement will do more to deliver prosperity than simply pouring more concrete Neil Desai June 15, 2017
Opinion Biggest US Economic Risk May Be Policy Uncertainty Erratic and seemingly unanchored decisions seen as characteristic of weak democracies and political strongmen James A. Haley June 12, 2017
Opinion Voter Rejection of Hard Brexit a Good Omen for Economy Without more mutual respect and support, economically destructive nationalism will remain a lively threat Edward Hadas June 9, 2017
Opinion In Shift, Canada Breaks with Trump on International Order Honeymoon with Washington fades as Freeland calls for “clear and sovereign course” in support of multilateralism CATHERINE TSALIKIS June 6, 2017
Opinion In Presidential Pantheon, Trump Is More FDR than Jackson Like Franklin D. Roosevelt, the US president operates as the disrupter in chief, revelling in heterodoxy James A. Haley June 1, 2017
Opinion Revitalizing Canada’s Indigenous Constitution UN declaration should cause courts to reject freezing of Aboriginal rights at “magic moment of European contact" John Borrows May 31, 2017
Opinion G7 Proves Stronger than G20 in Resisting Trump Grip Countries that champion globalization and international cooperation are finally standing up to US president Kevin Carmichael May 30, 2017
Opinion Building Climate Accountability from the Bottom Up As the US wavers on Paris accord, blockchain is seen as a tool to engage non-state actors and verify signatory action Oonagh Fitzgerald May 29, 2017
Opinion Trump and the Paris Accord: Should I Stay or Should I Go? The question remains whether global climate action efforts will benefit from having the US in the pact at all right now Silvia Maciunas May 28, 2017
Op-Ed It's Time to Fix the Broken Refugee System We have arrived at a watershed moment in the history of global migration Paul Heinbecker Lloyd Axworthy June 20, 2017
Op-Ed The G20 Summit: A Good Climate for Change Leaders meeting in Hamburg in July must take stand on global action with or without Trump Céline Bak Fen Osler Hampson June 14, 2017
Op-Ed Nice Words Won't Curb Threats to Global Security Ottawa offers astute diagnosis of today's foreign policy challenges but avoids thorny questions on Moscow and Beijing Simon Palamar June 7, 2017
Op-Ed The Renewal of Europe’s Centre? May, Macron and Merkel are building a new type of politics to fill gap left by decline of traditional political parties Harold James June 6, 2017
Op-Ed Four steps governments should take on flood management Jason Thistlethwaite Daniel Henstra May 15, 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
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
