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Canada Among Nations has been published by faculty from Carleton University's Norman Paterson School of International Affairs for several decades. This year's edition focuses on national security in the 21st Century. Bringing together emerging and senior scholars, and serving and recently retired practitioners, the volume examines great power competition, the Indo-Pacific, Canada's alliances, the Canada-United States relationship, national defence, and intelligence. The book further explores broader national security concerns, including Arctic security, natural disasters and emergencies, pandemics and public health, right-wing violent extremism, hostile activities of state actors, cyber security, migration, and organized crime.
Contents
Canadian National Security in a Dark Time.- The Diverse and Dangerous World of Insecurity: Some Personal Reflections.- Tough Choices for Canada in a New Geopolitical Environment.- China and the Indo-Pacific: The End of Delusions.- The Friendly and the Fraught: Canada and the United States in National Security Affairs.- "What's an Ally?" Canada in NATO.- AWOL: Canada's National Security Policy, Governance, and Culture.- Canada's Un-Strategic Defence Policy.- Opening Hearts and Minds: Canada and the Challenge of Using Open-Source Information in National Security Operations and Analysis.- Trudeau 3.0 Endgame: Immigrants, Refugees, Venue Shifting, and the Deepening of Securitization.- Canada and Northern Security: Climate Change, Sovereignty, and Keeping up with the Neighbours.- Navigating a New Era of Hostile State Activities: The Canadian Experience.- Canada's Pandemic Preparedness and Response: Health Equity or Health Security?.- Addressing Chronic Precarity in the Wake of Disaster: A Canadian Red Cross Perspective.- The Pursuit of Canadian National Cyber Resilience Against Evolving Threats.- Threat Convergence: Transnational Organized Crime and Canadian State Adaptation in the New International Security Context.- Trends in Far-Right Extremism and Populist Politics in Canada.
