Maureen Handrahan argues that as perspectives of women’s roles in combat evolve, so too should perspectives on their participation in military conscription.
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Weak statehood and the threat to international security
Krista Burns discusses the trend of selective intervention by developed countries in failed states in the light of the new Failed State Index report.
The Limits to Europe’s Union
Daniel Troup discusses the prospects for change in European regional governance in the context of the continent’s economic crisis.
Female Participation in the Taksim Square Protests
Alexandra Zakreski on why women in Turkey have been particularly active in the Taksim Square protests.
The Right Climate
Emma Lecavalier explains how executive power alone will not get Obama’s new climate change policy off the ground.
The Arctic and the Arctic Council
Samantha Black discusses Canada’s approach and role in the Arctic and Arctic Council.
5 Ways Obama’s Green Intentions Will Affect the Canadian Economy
Diana Rivera analyzes Obama’s climate strategy and its implications for the Canadian economy.
The Chinese Stake in the Arctic: Trade Security
Georgi Ivanov explains the reasons for China’s increasing interest in the Arctic in the first part of “The Chinese Stake in the Arctic” series.
The Canadian Reserves: Rightfully Earning Recognition
Sandra Song on closing the gap between the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve and the regular forces.
Silvio Berlusconi: A Man of Many Convictions
James Monteith on Silvio Berlusconi and Italy’s culture of chauvinism.