Alex Langer discusses Canada’s past and present immigration policies.
Global Horizons
The NAOC’s Global Horizons program is our outreach initiative oriented specifically towards high school students interested in learning more about international affairs, Canadian foreign policy, and NATO. Our website is dedicated to educating the public on current events in international affairs, and this page is devoted to making that process easier for high school students by providing resources that help guide them into this world and offer advice on pursuing a career in political science or international relations.
So, You Want To Be An Economist?
Have you ever thought about a career as an economist? Michael Motala outlines the educational requirements, as well as the pros and cons behind a career in economics.
Ebola Explained
In this infographic, Scott Falls defines the Ebola virus, explains the current crisis, and lays out why the 2014 outbreak is so serious.
The Role of Central Banks in a Liberal, Democratic Economy
Michael Motala discusses how central banks and countermajoritarian institutions fit in to liberal economies.
A Brief History of the Kurdish Struggle for Independence
In light of the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Iraq, Alexander Langer looks at prospect of Kurdish independence.
Global Horizons: High School Video Contest
Are you currently in high school and interested in international affairs? Submit your video to the NATO Council of Canada’s Video Contest for a chance to win a free student membership!
The Emerging Cybersecurity Challenge and How You Can Protect Yourself
Michael Motala discusses the security challenges governments, businesses, and individuals alike face due to the proliferation of the internet.
Nothing In or Out: A Brief Discussion of Sanctions and Statecraft
Alex Langer looks at the pros and cons of using sanctions as a tool of foreign policy.
The Hitchhikers Guide to the 2008 Financial Crisis: Part 2
In September 2008, the global economy faced a recession. Zach Lewsen explains why it’s so hard to overcome.
Hong Kong’s Dance with Democracy
Christopher Cowan examines the future of China’s “one country, two systems” policy towards Hong Kong.