This blog was co-written by Patti Lenard (English) and Christine Straehle (French). Quietly, the Canadian government is shifting its immigration priorities towards admitting thousands upon thousands of temporary labour migrants every year. More and more of these migrants are admitted
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Il n’avait pas vraiment le choix. Jean Charest aurait pu attendre encore quelques mois, mais il n’avait aucune garantie que ce sera mieux pour son parti. Le chaos du printemps dernier ne disparaîtra pas par magie. Il a donc conclu
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Roland Paris, a professor at uOttawa’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs and director of the Centre for International Policy Studies has been appointed a Global Ethics Fellow by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs in New
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Miles Corak, professor of economics for the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, has been conducting research on mobility in income across generations, and his findings show that the United States might not really be living up to its
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Name: Kieran Bergmann Program: Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Job title: Junior Political and Economic Officer Host city: Bangkok When did your CO-OP international work term take place? I worked in Bangkok, Thailand from September to December, 2011.
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On December 14, 2008, while on a UN peace mission in Niger, Robert Fowler, his assistant and their driver were kidnapped by Al-Qaeda. The book, A Season in Hell: My 130 Days in the Sahara with Al Qaeda, not only
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Give a person a fish and you will feed him or her for a day; teach a person to fish and the world will soon run out of fish. This twist on the traditional saying is a reflection of the
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The Centre for International Policy Studies and the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa recently hosted a panel discussion titled The Responsibility to Protect—10 Years On: Reflections on its Past, Present and Future. Endorsed in
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