Angus MacKellar is a Junior Research Fellow at the NATO Association of Canada, working within the Indo-Pacific and NATO program. He is completing an Honours Bachelor of Arts at the University of Toronto (Trinty College) studying International Relations as well as Peace, Conflict and Justice. Currently, Mr. MacKellar is a Trade Associate with the United States Department of Commerce, and serves as the Director of Operations of the University of Toronto’s Global Governance Program. He holds a Certificate of Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities from L’Institut d’études politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) and has published extensive research on the G7, having attended G7 summits in Italy and Canada. Mr. MacKellar’s external research surrounds the history of private intelligence, particularly in the United Kingdom, corollary to his research interests in British, Commonwealth, and intelligence history. The opinions expressed in the author’s articles are his own and do not reflect the views of the NATO Association of Canada, the U.S. Government, the Global Governance Program, or any other organization.
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