International Journal

Founded in 1946, the International Journal is Canada's leading voice in cross-disciplinary global policy. Advancing research, igniting dialogue.

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G7 in Kananaskis, AI & security, critical minerals, NATO, climate. IJ 80/2 is out now. Read: https://t.co/z2xMBz45sO

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Canada hosts refugees on land from which Indigenous peoples were forcibly displaced. Forced Migration in/to Canada argues the two histories cannot be understood separately. Hannah Cox reviews. https://t.co/keHo1ZAnKV

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Martin Thomas's global history of decolonization is ambitious and sometimes insightful — but defines its subject so broadly it ends up explaining nothing in particular. Jack Cunningham's review. https://t.co/RIfLDgw8x9

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The CAF's sexual misconduct failures weren't accidental — Allan English argues senior leaders actively blocked change. Breede and Imre-Millei review the book with both validation and critical friction. https://t.co/CgSFxql3sn

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David Haglund and Joseph Jockel look back on their decade co-editing IJ: themed issues, "Coming Attractions," the peer review debate, and the long shadow of Eayrs and Spencer. https://t.co/hSieJCRuTq

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Beth Fischer revisited IJ issues from 2000–2003 and found the same questions: how to define security, what to do about a US missile defense program, where Russia is headed. The end of the Cold War rhymes with today. https://t.co/Oa4oGEAHkw

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From 1946 to today, IJ has navigated the tension between scholarship and accessibility, practitioners and academics, themes and open submissions. Adam Chapnick's full editorial history. https://t.co/Efpb1W0zKn

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Two speeches, 79 years apart. Robert Bothwell traces what changed between St-Laurent's Gray Lecture and Carney's Davos address — and what the distance between them reveals about Canada's place in the world. https://t.co/VqncAAJqeh

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Recorded between Freeland's cabinet resignation and her Liberal leadership loss, this Field Report conversation with biographer Catherine Tsalikis captures a pivotal moment in Canadian politics. https://t.co/QvRbMelFXP

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Biden criticized Trump's personal diplomacy but practiced it himself. New research assesses how leader-to-leader engagement shaped Biden's approach to Ukraine, Gaza, and great power competition. https://t.co/WsF8b1QZU1

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Russia has tried to recover its great power status through BRICS summitry, UN ceasefire initiatives, and battlefield gains. New research finds the Ukraine war itself is the main obstacle to any real recovery. https://t.co/GCKEITp2aD

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Canada and India share more maritime stakes than it might seem. New research examines how Arctic and Indian Ocean concerns are pulling the two states toward a durable bilateral relationship. https://t.co/mjDibPT1hU

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Canada's civilian security agencies lack the strategic preparation that military readiness doctrine provides. Leanne Smythe argues it's time to borrow the concept. https://t.co/q71enEvgun

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Canada's quantum ecosystem runs on collaboration — but how that collaboration is governed matters. New research maps Canadian-German quantum partnerships through a quadruple helix lens. https://t.co/5npbLaVAXr

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IJ turns 80. Issue 81/1 pairs anniversary retrospectives with new research on quantum ecosystems, civilian readiness, Canada-India maritime ties, Russia's status bid, and Biden's personal diplomacy. https://t.co/QHHIqRgwtp

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Canada's Quantum 2030 goals can learn from history: the Chalk River nuclear reactor shows how strong Canada-US collaboration drives science and technology innovation.

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Trump's foreign policy is tributary. He's attempting to create a modern tribute system favoring autocracies. Canada must recognize this and resist.

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Ukraine's likely future involves Russian occupation of eastern territories. A realistic peace strategy must balance ending hostilities with upholding international law and human rights.

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Canada's military faces its own housing crisis. Can military mobilization drive economic transformation and address both defence needs and the national housing shortage?

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Migration is conspicuously absent from Canada's Feminist International Assistance Policy. Integrating migration and development is essential for a truly comprehensive feminist approach.

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Canadian women peacekeepers resist being positioned as solutions to mission challenges. Meaningful participation requires more than numerical representation and operational effectiveness arguments.

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