About Founded in 1946, International Journal (IJ) is Canada’s pre-eminent journal of global policy analysis. Published in conjunction with the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History (CCIH), it combines brief, policy-relevant articles with longer,...
A fragmented approach to Asia Pacific relations harms Canada’s standing in the region. HMCS Algonquin departs from Pearl Harbor to participate in exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2006. RCN In partnership with SAGE Publications, one article of key significance from...
The time has come for a more mature Arctic policy, free from unrealistic considerations about sovereign rights. A US Coast Guard icebreaker advances through melting Arctic pack ice.Flickr/NASA In partnership with SAGE Publications, one article of key significance from...
The CETA negotiations demonstrated the significant institutional weaknesses of current federal-provincial/territorial relations with respect to international trade treaties and the need to return to ‘summit federalism’. Prime Minister Trudeau, Minister Freeland and...
Rather than maintaining the status quo with their colonial metropoles, non-self-governing islands are actively creating a new form of sovereignty French Islands of New Caledonia. Wikimedia/Brewbook In partnership with SAGE Publications, one article of key significance...
Can historians be peacemakers? PM Justin Trudeau meets with Indonesian President Joko Widodo at the G20 Summit in Turkey, November 15, 2015. Office of the Prime Minister In partnership with SAGE Publications, one article of key significance from every new issue of...
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