The arrival of Quebec’s (not so) quiet revolution
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.
The Decline of Devotion: From Catholicism to Laïcité in Québec (PART I)
Aaron Joshua Pinto provides a background on Québec’s (not so) Quiet Revolution
The Hitchhikers Guide to the 2008 Financial Crisis: Part 1
The World Economy has—or rather had—a problem. Don’t panic, Zach Lewsen explains the 2008 crash.
The Contemporary History of Afghanistan (1978-2014)
An exploration of Afghanistan’s turbulent history of instability and conflict leading to the significant upcoming 2014 election on April 5
The Peacekeeper, the Student & the Big Education Gap
Tina Bouffet discusses the need to bring current international affairs and issues down to a more useful day-to-day level
So, you want to be a diplomat?
Ever wanted to be an Ambassador or Trade Commissioner? Read on.
2014 Aliante Competition Offers a Great Experience
How to learn about global politics (and get a free trip while doing so!)
Understanding Canada’s Role in the Energy Sector Part 2 : Asia
In 20 years, Asia will require $1.7 trillion in energy investment. Aaron Pinto explores this opportunity (and Canada’s role in it).
Understanding Canada’s Role in the Energy Sector
Aaron Pinto discusses the benefits of and impediments towards expanding Canada’s energy economy.
15 Extra Maps to Help Explain the World
Maps can be remarkably powerful tools for understanding the world. Take a look—you might just unleash your inner cartographer.