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DESCRIPTION:This talk with Roland Paris is part of our Fall 2019 Policy Lec
 tures Series. These academic talks are intended for şÚÁϲ»´ňěČ graduate studen
 ts and faculty.\n\nThe world in 2019 isn’t what it was in 2015. Trump’s Am
 erica is a markedly less reliable partner. Populist nationalism is roiled 
 Europe. Xi Jinping’s China has abandoned Deng Xioping’s “hide your strengt
 h\, bide your time” doctrine and is now asserting itself as a major power 
 – targeting Canada\, among other countries. The structure of institutions\
 , alliances and rules that underpinned a largely open and relatively stabl
 e international order for decades – and which Canada has relied on – is de
 grading faster than many expected. What principles and priorities should g
 uide the next government’s foreign policy in the face of these mounting ch
 allenges?\n\nRegister Here\n\nAbout Roland Paris\n\nRoland Paris is Profes
 sor of International Affairs in the Graduate School of Public and Internat
 ional Affairs at the University of Ottawa\, Associate Fellow of the Royal 
 Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) and a member of the Wor
 ld Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Geopolitics.\n\nHe was previo
 usly Senior Advisor on Global Affairs and Defence to the Prime Minister of
  Canada\, founding Director of the Centre for International Policy Studies
  at the University of Ottawa\, Director of Research at the Conference Boar
 d of Canada\, Assistant Professor of Political Science and International A
 ffairs at the University of Colorado at Boulder\, Visiting Researcher at t
 he Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington\, 
 DC\, Visiting Fellow at the Institut d'Ă©tudes politiques (Sciences Po) in 
 Paris\, and Global Ethics Fellow at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in Int
 ernational Affairs. He has also worked as a policy advisor in Canada’s for
 eign ministry and Privy Council (Cabinet) Office\, and was appointed to a 
 ten-member group of international experts advising the Secretary General o
 f the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.\n\nProf. Paris' research on inte
 rnational security\, civil conflicts\, peacebuilding\, and Canadian and Am
 erican foreign policy has appeared in leading academic outlets and earned 
 several prizes\, including the Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World 
 Order. He has also received seven awards for teaching and public service.
 \n\nHe is an editorial board member of seven scholarly journals and has se
 rved on the board of directors of several organizations\, including the Wo
 rld University Service of Canada and the Academic Council on the United Na
 tions System. He also provides international-affairs analysis and commenta
 ry in national and international media.\n\nHe holds a Ph.D. from Yale Univ
 ersity\, an M.Phil. from the University of Cambridge\, and a B.A. from the
  University of Toronto.\n
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LOCATION:Rooms A832 & A833\, Elizabeth Wirth Music Building\, CA\, QC\, Mon
 treal\, H3A 1E3\, 527 rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Canadian Foreign Policy at a Crossroads
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/canadian-foreign-pol
 icy-crossroads-300518
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