Foreign Affairs
- How Canada's armed forces should be used May 13, 2011
Jack Granatstein, a member of MLI’s Research Advisory Board, writes a monthly column for the Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute. This month, he writes about how Canada's armed forces should be used and acknowledges that former liberal...
- What if Gadhafi Survives? April 21, 2011
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- How Gadhafi Wins April 15, 2011
Alex Wilner, Zurich NATO’s intervention in Libya isn’t warfare; it’s a bargaining strategy. The coalition isn’t trying to destroy Libya’s military or directly topple Colonel Moammar Gadhafi’s regime. Instead, NATO is using limited air...
- An alternate definition of “energy independence” March 25, 2011
MLI’s Brian Lee Crowley is quoted in an article in the Washington Times that discusses the American reliance upon “foreign” oil. Reporter James Bacon discusses the realities of where America gets its oil and compares the various options in his...
- The Canada Gambit - now available for the Kindle March 22, 2011
Christopher Sands, a member of the Research Advisory Board of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, recently published a briefing paper on U.S.–Canadian border cooperation in which he explores the implication...
- Revolution on an Empty Stomach March 17, 2011
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute (MLI) today released a Commentary, Revolution on an Empty Stomach, written by John Thompson, the head of the Mackenzie Institute. Every day we are inundated with news of revolution and unrest around the world. From Al...
- Has Obama failed? March 15, 2011
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- The Canada Gambit: Will it Revive North America? March 11, 2011
Christopher Sands, a member of the Research Advisory Board of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, has published a briefing paper on U.S.–Canadian border cooperation in which he explores the implications of ...
