Alexandra Zakreski discusses the dangers of prolonged military control in Egypt.
4. Programs
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A Culture of Silence: Women in the Syrian Conflict
Chelsea Plante on sexual violence against women in the Syrian conflict and how this important issue can be addressed.
Military & Civilian Cooperation during the 2013 Alberta Floods
Charles Kouri examines cooperation between the military and civilians during the 2013 Alberta floods.
Reading the Same Book: Changes in US Counterinsurgency Doctrine
Enko Koceku on the need for the United States to modernize counterinsurgency doctrine.
Afghanistan’s Never-Ending Opium War
Sandra Song on the state and future of the Afghan opium war.
Post 2014: What Will Become of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan?
Emma Lecavalier discusses the uphill battle facing women’s rights in Afghanistan as the NATO mission end dates approaches.
Looking South: A New Direction for Transatlantic Relations
Courtenay Mitchell of atlantic-community.org argues that NATO must focus more on developing countries in order to stay relevant.
Women and NATO: A Necessarily Gendered Perspective Part II
In Part II of her analysis of NATO’s implementation of UNSCR 1325, Avery Bruenjes discusses the challenges that remain for both Afghanistan and Kosovo.
Canadian Forces in Disaster Relief: An Invaluable Tool
Chris Edwards on the crucial role played by the Canadian Forces in domestic disaster relief.
Drafting Women: The American Debate and The Norwegian Decision
Maureen Handrahan argues that as perspectives of women’s roles in combat evolve, so too should perspectives on their participation in military conscription.