La mondialisation après Seattle
Note de la rédaction : Cet article a d’abord paru dans le numéro de l’été de Politique étrangère de la France, publiée par l’Institut français des relations internationales à Paris. politique ei
The Kinder, Gentler Nation
It is absolutely no surprise that most Americans don’t have a clue about Canada. The findings of pollsters commissioned by the federal government are dismal indeed — although I wonder whether those who couldn’t name Prime Minister Jean Chrétien were asked if…
Looking and Seeing: Foreign Policy and Squeegee Kids
In the early 1980s as a junior political officer I was posted to Bangkok, Thailand. The Southeast Asian wars had ended less than a decade earlier, although the horrors of the Cambodian genocide were still vivid. Cold War geostrategists had imposed a…
Immigration from the Top, the Inside and Abroad: Views from a Newcomer and a Veteran
Interviews with Peter Harder, Deputy Minister and Raphael Girard, ADM, International Service
Shifting Gears; No Small Change; A Matter of Survival; False God; Dismantling a Nation
Over the past three years, I have been reading extensively about globalization. I am trying to understand its impact on the Canadian economy and its implications for the future evolution of Canadian trade and other economic policies. Most of what I am…
