In Part I, Steven Chadwick addresses the capacity of terrorist organizations to acquire nuclear and biological weapons.
The United States of America
Reconciling Rawls and Reddit: the Case of Aaron Swartz (2/2)
In this two-part article series, Tina Bouffet discusses the state’s right to and way of punishing all forms of electronic disobedience.
Reconciling Rawls and Reddit: the Case of Aaron Swartz (1/2)
In this two-part article series, Tina Bouffet discusses the state’s right to and way of punishing all forms of electronic disobedience.
After Silk Road: Tor Browser and the Successors of the Online Drug Trade
Steven Chadwick examines the nature of the illicit online drug trade with reference to Tor Browser and the inheritors of the notorious internet drug market “Silk Road”.
The Russian Power Gap
Kyle Chatterson looks at the options the EU has to diversify their dependence on Russian oil supplies as tension in Ukraine increase.
Water Privatization – Part 2 of 2
Steven Chadwick discusses the problems associated with privatization as a means by which to deal with water scarcity.
Bitcoin: A Look at the Controversial Cryptocurrency
Kyle Chatterson takes a look at what bitcoin is, the misconceptions surrounding it, and why some think it could change the world.
Canada and Atlanticism: NATO’s Founding Philosophy
Christian Paas-Lang discusses the development of Atlanticism in Canada and how NATO’s founding philosophy is under threat today.
Social Media, Violence, and Terrorism
Alia El Didi examines how various terrorist organizations utilize social media to recruit and promote their ideology.
Made in USA, Assembled in Canada (Part 2/2)
Discussing the Harper government’s MidEast policy and efforts by US-based officials to influence policy on Iran.