Oh Canada, Where Art Thou?
Daryl Copeland of how Canada’s reputation in the world has suffered.
Daryl Copeland / @GuerrillaDiplo
Former diplomat; research fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute
Former diplomat Daryl Copeland is a research fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, a policy fellow at the University of Montreal’s Centre for International Studies (CERIUM), and visiting professor at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and the Academy of Diplomacy and International Governance (UK).
Most Recent Posts
Pakistan Won’t Save Afghanistan
Daryl Copeland on why Afghanistan’s future rests on much more than who next comes to power in Pakistan.
Copeland: Who had the right response to the Boston Marathon attack, Justin Trudeau or Stephen Harper?
This does not seems to me like a clear cut […]
Copeland: Is the folding of CIDA into DFAIT the end or a fresh start for Canadian international development?
With a few exceptions, the role and significance of official […]
Copeland: Which state nuclear program poses the greatest threat to global security today?
In the post-Cold War world, it is development – long […]
Copeland: Should the U.S. president have the right to kill American citizens when conducting counterterrorism operations?
The increasing incidence of selective assassination, often using robotic devices […]
Why Diplomacy Matters More Than Ever
Daryl Copeland reflects on the prospects for public diplomacy at a time when DFAIT has become rather undiplomatic.
Copeland: What should Canada’s top foreign policy priority be in 2013?
I believe that Canada’s top international policy priority for 2013 […]
Copeland: Should U.S. diplomats meet with Hamas leaders when conducting ‘shuttle diplomacy’ in the Middle East?
Diplomacy privileges talking over fighting. War is its antithesis, testament […]
Copeland: How should Canada deal with the threat posed by cyberattacks from abroad?
Among the ever growing number of transnational challenges which constitute […]