Foreign Policy for Canada's Tomorrow
Preliminary Papers
The purpose of these preliminary papers is to outline critical issues and suggest new directions to inform the development of Canadian foreign policy in each respective area of study. The preliminary papers have yet to be peer reviewed or edited relative to style. The papers are published in this preliminary form to solicit both comment and debate as part of the research project.
Throughout their fellowship term, CIC Research Fellows will participate in CIC branch activities across the country to present and discuss their research. We encourage discussion of these papers and their policy implications. Please send your comments to fellowship@canadianinternationalcouncil.org.
Border Issues
Chantal Blouin
CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY IN THE AMERICAS: MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF KEY STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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Margaret Kalacska
BORDER SECURITY: USING REMOTE SENSING AND ADVANCED MAPPING TO DETERMINE VULNERABLE ROUTES FOR ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSINGS BETWEEN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES
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China and Emerging Large Powers
Ryan Touhey
TRANSCENDING THE PAST: A NEW VISION FOR INDO-CANADIAN RELATIONS
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Jason (Guangyu) Wang
THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINA’S FORESTRY SECTOR AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CANADA
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Arctic Sovereignty and Security
Franklyn Griffiths
BEYOND SOVEREIGNTY: GOVERNING THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE AS THOUGH IT WERE AN INTERNATIONAL STRAIT
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Rob Huebert
CANADIAN ARCTIC SECURITY: UNDERSTANDING AND RESPONDING TO THE COMING STORM
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Whitney Lackenbauer
ARCTIC FRONT, ARCTIC HOMELAND: REEVALUATING CANADA’S PAST RECORD AND FUTURE PROSPECTS IN THE CIRCUMPOLAR NORTH
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Energy / China and Emerging Large Powers
Christian Constantin
CHINA’S ENERGY POLICY AND ENERGY COOPERATION: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR CANADA