North American defence modernization in an age of uncertainty
By James Fergusson October 18, 2022 PDF of commentary First formally identified as a priority in the 2017 defence white ...
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The new nuclear arms race that wasn’t: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Despite the idealistic hopes and fears of arms control advocates, arms agreements are a product of the political environment of ...
Why the Demise of the Cold War’s INF Treaty Will Not Alter the Strategic Military Balance: New MLI Paper
OTTAWA, ON (October 23, 2020): In August of 2019, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty between Russia and the US ...
Why Canada’s North Warning System Needs an Overhaul: New MLI Commentary
OTTAWA, ON (January 14, 2020): Regardless of the party in power, the federal government has been notorious for dropping the ...
Putting North American defence on the agenda: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
The North Warning System is sorely in need of modernization/replacement, writes James Fergusson. By James Fergusson, August 30, 2019 On ...
Canada’s “Do Nothing” Policy on North Korea: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Canada should engage in ballistic missile defence in the face of the North Korean threat, writes James Fergusson. To do ...
The Defence Policy Review: Déjà Vu All Over Again: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
The Defence Policy Review does not represent a break from past White Papers, writes James Fergusson. It also contains more ...
NORAD and the Evolution of North American Defence: Andrea Charron and James Fergusson for Inside Policy
North America faces a pressing security challenge from Russia’s “escalation to de-escalate” doctrine and new generation of long-range air- and ...
Canada Must Spend More on Defence or Cede Responsibility to the US: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Canada faces the prospect of modernizing and broadening North American defence, writes James Fergusson. As such, it will be forced ...
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