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Author: Michele Di Leo

Michele currently serves as a Research Analyst and Project Manager at the NATO Association of Canada. He graduated with an Honours B.A from the University of Toronto, specialising in History and minoring in French and Political Science. During his time at the NATO Association of Canada, Michele has had the opportunity to interview various diplomats, including Ambassadors and Consul Generals, and senior government officials on important matters related to security, economics, and development. His areas of interest include studying how societal and cultural elements affect the international system, and also how multilateral organizations can adapt if they are to stay relevant in an increasingly volatile world. Passionate about history and languages, Michele is currently studying French and German and hopes to live abroad in the near future. Contact: mdileo.nc@gmail.com

It’s more complicated than Yes or No : Italy’s Referendum Explained

Michele Di Leo, Society, Culture, and Security December 3, 2016December 5, 2016 Michele Di Leo

Michele Di Leo analyzes how the passing of the Italian referendum could intiate some of the most drastic political change in Italian history.

Getting it right with China : Michele Di Leo interviews former Canadian Ambassador David Mulroney

Expanding Community, Michele Di Leo November 25, 2016December 23, 2016 Michele Di Leo

How should Canada approach its relationship with China? Michele Di Leo speaks with Canada’s former Ambassador to China, David Mulroney.

Never say it Could Never Happen : How Trump’s victory could unleash Political Change in Europe

Expanding Community, Michele Di Leo November 11, 2016November 11, 2016 Michele Di Leo

Does Trump’s victory have political implications for other Western countries? Michele Di Leo analyzes how “Trumpism” could potentially promote some of the most drastic political change seen in the 21st century.

From Berlin to Bautzen, Merkel crumbles and the Far-right rises

Michele Di Leo, Society, Culture, and Security September 21, 2016September 23, 2016 Michele Di Leo

Is Germany beginning a slow transition to the far-right? Michele Di Leo analyzes how Merkel’s declining popularity amidst the rise of the far-right AFD will affect Germany’s political landscape.

Autocrats against Rebels against Terrorists: The Difficulty of Creating Peace in Syria

Expanding Community, Michele Di Leo September 16, 2016September 23, 2016 Michele Di Leo

Will the ceasefire succeed? Michele Di Leo analyzes why the chaos in Syria means that a long-term plan for peace will be difficult to create.

Far-Right Nationalism: When Progressivism Fails To Deliver

Michele Di Leo, Society, Culture, and Security September 9, 2016September 23, 2016 Michele Di Leo

Michele Di Leo analyzes the potential effect on economic and multilateral agreements if far-right nationalist parties were to be elected.

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