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Who should choose Canada’s judges? – Provincial power and the future of judicial appointments: Troy Riddell for Inside Policy

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Canada Steps Out, Possibly Up on Foreign and Defence Policy: Christopher Sands for Inside Policy

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A New Defence Policy for a New World Disorder?: Srdjan Vucetic for Inside Policy

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Looking beyond the Headlines of the Senate’s Defence Policy Review Report: Charles Davies for Inside Policy

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Confederation as a Constitutional Moment: Leonid Sirota for Inside Policy

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The Caucasus as a Laboratory for Russian Hybrid Warfare: Michael Lambert for Inside Policy

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Understanding the Limits of Taxing the 1%: Sean Speer for Inside Policy

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Who should choose Canada’s judges? – Provincial power and the future of judicial appointments: Troy Riddell for Inside Policy

Inside Policy

Inside Policy is the flagship publication of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

Strong, Secure and Engaged – More of the Same?: Richard Cohen for Inside Policy

Canada Steps Out, Possibly Up on Foreign and Defence Policy: Christopher Sands for Inside Policy

A New Defence Policy for a New World Disorder?: Srdjan Vucetic for Inside Policy

Strong Secure and Engaged – A Positive New Opportunity or Another Meaningless Defence Statement?: Craig Stone for Inside Policy

Why diversity isn’t “Canada’s strength” – Philip Carl Salzman for Inside Policy

Fears of a Submarine Arms Race in East Asia Are Overblown – For Now: Ian Bowers for Inside Policy

A Path to More Substantial Health-Care Reform: Sean Speer for Inside Policy

NORAD and the Evolution of North American Defence: Andrea Charron and James Fergusson for Inside Policy

Looking beyond the Headlines of the Senate’s Defence Policy Review Report: Charles Davies for Inside Policy

Confederation as a Constitutional Moment: Leonid Sirota for Inside Policy

The Caucasus as a Laboratory for Russian Hybrid Warfare: Michael Lambert for Inside Policy

Understanding the Limits of Taxing the 1%: Sean Speer for Inside Policy

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