To Share or Not to Share?
By Aliénor de Steur, M.A. Candidate in Intelligence and National Security at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) The instantaneity of social media allows us to follow any event happening […]
The Case for Welcoming Syrian Refugees
By Tannuva Akbar, Graduate of Munk School of Global Affairs The longstanding Syrian refugee crisis and the security dilemma attached to it that has been highly topical in recent times. […]
Canada Failing to Address the Ultimate Threat Multiplier
By Tim Sullivan, University of Ottawa There is a new national security concern on Canada’s horizon. No, I’m not talking about “jihadi terrorism” or cyber-security. I’m talking about climate change. […]
Anti-Radicalization Strategies: Fight on Social Media
By Aliénor De Steur, M.A. Candidate, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs The Internet is the new recruitment field for many terrorist groups, and social media is their favorite tool. […]
A Summer 2015 Highlight: The NOAC Commonwealth Defence Lunch
by Stefan Konrad, NATO Council of Canada’s Program Editor for Defence Procurement, and a recent graduate of Trinity Western University with a Honours B.A. in Political Science. On July 13, the Commonwealth Defence Lunch […]
Canada Needs a Strategy for Outer Space Security
By Victoria Heath, M.A. Candidate, Munk School of Global Affairs. Outer space is, for lack of a better phrase, the “new frontier.” Today, eleven countries including Canada have space launch […]
Why Not Call Politicized Killings of Police Officers ‘Terrorism?’
By Jesse MacLean, M.A. in Global Governance, Balsillie School of International Affairs at the University of Waterloo. 2014 saw three high-profile public killings of police officers in North America with […]
