Revisiting Nuclear Terrorism: What Role for Deterrence?
If the United States is worried about nuclear terrorism, it holds that Israel – embroiled as it is in multiple ...
Fisher Memorial Award Dinner
MLI Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley will be attending Atlas Network's Fisher Memorial Award Dinner in Miami, during which Fearful ...
MLI Newsletter Vol. 1, No.1
In This Issue Protecting democracy from terrorism: MLI in the National Post Do We Really Want to go to the ...
The Canadianization of Britain
On April 2, the Christian Science Monitor reported the news that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown had called an election ...
The Quilliam Foundation: Fighting British Islamist Extremism One Idea at a Time
If Canada wants to help win the global war on al Qaeda, turn back the tide of homegrown Islamist radicalism ...
Nuclear Terrorism: Fact versus Fiction
One of my favourite movies is The Sum of All Fears, the 2002 blockbuster adaptation of Tom Clancy's 1991 best-selling ...
Everybody take a valium: Does Canada’s retirement income system need an overhaul?
A number of governments in Canada have announced their intention to review the adequacy of Canada's retirement income system, and ...
Do We Really Want to go to the Congo?
Read the entire article here...
The Future is Now – text of my speech to the Ottawa Economics Association
On March 24 I gave a talk to the Ottawa Economics Association one-day conference on Canada's economic challenges. The conference ...
Constitutions, Politics, and Pragmatism
It's often said that the Fathers of Confederation were not political thinkers. They were practical men, men who could make ...
Major new study on urban Aboriginal peoples and post-secondary funding
A major new study by Environics says "More than 70 per cent of aboriginals who live in major Canadian cities ...
MLI in the National Post
Recently the editor of Full Comment, the National Post's main opinion blog, contacted us to ask if we would like ...
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It’s the judges, not the Charter, that have turned Canada into a lawfare nation: Peter Copeland, Stéphane Sérafin, Kerry Sun, and Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post
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Indigenous consent is an objective, not a standard, for resource development: Heather Exner-Pirot
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The umbrella term “critical minerals” is good for messaging but bad for policy: Heather Exner-Pirot
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The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector
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Is Alberta justified in using the notwithstanding clause to legislate teachers back to work?: Geoffrey Sigalet in The Hub
