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Cyber Security and Emerging Threats Eimi Harris

Cyber Vulnerability and Government Obligation: What To Do With Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

Eimi Harris looks into the Vulnerabilities Equities Process and takes into consideration the consequences of disclosing and withholding a zero-day vulnerability from tech firms.

Canadian Armed Forces Paul Pryce

The Evolving Role of Non-State Actors

Non-state actors are playing an increasingly disruptive role in international maritime affairs. Paul Pryce discusses how to reinforce the legal norms that rule the waves.

Claudia Nieroda Lex et Orbis

Why the ICC cannot Prosecute ISIS

Claudia Nieroda discusses the International Criminal Court’s lack of power behind prosecuting ISIS.

Lira Loloci Society, Culture, and Security

Beyond “Imagined Communities”

Why is it that some nations have so much wealth and some are poor? Do current economic formations have roots in historical processes? Lira Loloci gives us a postcolonial examination of the immigration regimes.

Charlotte Provost Security, Trade and the Economy

Risky Business: Finalizing the Egypt-IMF Deal

Egypt and the IMF are in the process of finalizing a US$12 billion loan deal. Is the IMF helping to pave the way towards greater prosperity in Egypt, or to greater political instability? Charlotte Provost discusses the potential ramifications of the financial agreement.

Elise Wagner Lex et Orbis The Middle East and North Africa

Defying International Law, Syria and the Islamic State Accused of Using Chemical Weapons

Despite promising to destroy its stockpile of chemical weapons, Syria has once again been accused of using the banned arms against its civilians. The Islamic State has also been accused and these accusations were levelled in a new UN report released earlier this month.

Marissa Young Women in Security