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Reports

Intersectionality Strategy

Isabelle Caron
July 14, 2020

Context Rooted in the Black American feminist movement of the 1980s and 1990s, the concept of intersectionality refers to the intersection of the various social, physiological and psychological identities of…

Reports

COVID-19 and the Future of Global Order

Bruno Charbonneau, Chantal Lavallée
July 7, 2020

This report was produced by the Centre for Security and Crisis Governance (CRITIC), founded at the Royal Military College Saint-Jean in 2020. CRITIC produces and promotes state-of-the-art research that contributes…

Policy Briefs

COVID-19 and Canada’s Capacity-Building: Security Assistance and Training in the Pandemic

Theodore McLauchlin
June 19, 2020

How has capacity-building, above all security assistance and training operations, been affected by COVID-19? What is likely to come? Because Canada’s capacity-building operations occur in multilateral frameworks, the key question…

Policy Briefs

The Geopolitical Impacts of COVID-19

Stéfanie von Hlatky, Hannah Hollander, Justin Massie, Marco Munier & Sam Skinner
June 18, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has considerable geopolitical impacts. It acts as a catalyst on several security and defence issues. This strategic note focusses mainly on three of them: 1) strengthening the state…

Policy Reports

Why Fear Russia in the Arctic? Contemplating Scenarios as an Exercise in Assumption-Testing and “Red Teaming”

Whitney Lackenbauer
May 4, 2020

Whitney Lackenbauer, "Why Fear Russia in the Arctic? Contemplating Scenarios as an Exercise in Assumption-Testing and 'Red Teaming'," Strategic Perspectives, NAADSN, 4 May 2020.