Daudelin: What can the West hope to achieve with a military strike on Syria?
The West can deter Assad from using chemical weapons again […]
Jean Daudelin / @Jacaremirim
Associate professor, Norman Patterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University
Jean Daudelin is an associate professor at Carleton University’s Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, where he teaches on development and conflict. A specialist in Latin America, he has published on inter-American politics, Brazilian foreign policy and Canada's relations with the region. He currently works on homicide dynamics, drug markets and security policy in Brazil and the Americas.
Most Recent Posts
Hamster Wheel Diplomacy
Jean Daudelin on why Canada shouldn’t keep running around Latin America with an empty diplomatic strategy.
Brazil’s Season of Discontent
Jean Daudelin on how recent protests in Brazil exposed the weakness of Dilma Rousseff and her government.
Off Its Game
Jean Daudelin on why Brazil isn’t playing to win at home or abroad, and the political tactics that could change this.
Daudelin: Should building ties in Latin America be a policy priority for Canada?
Two things: 1) Canadians and the Canadian government must stop […]
Daudelin: Is North America dead?
First there are three North Americas and their “death” stories […]
Daudelin: $5 billion later and 500,000 Haitians still live in tents. Why?
The problem has to do with the structure of incentives […]