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Event - with Fauve Kurnadi and Dr Jonathan Kolieb, A conversation about corporate responsibility in international humanitarian law and what the business and human rights dialogue is missing

In Person Event - An Inside View of Defence Policy Development During the Pandemic

Upcoming Event - with speaker LTC(P) Chad M. Pillai - Great Power Competition in the Western Indian Ocean Region and what the U.S. needs to do to preserve its position of relative dominance

Reconciling Allied Perspectives with Joel J. Sokolsky & Luca Ratti

Six presenters will highlight their contributions to three books from this series: Why We Fight; Transhumanizing War; and Culture and the Soldier

The way ethics are considered when it comes to qualitative research has changed a lot over time. Certainly, social scientists have long been concerned with moral and social considerations pertaining their research.

LCol (Ret'd) Eleanor Taylor

The current U.S. national security strategy characterizes China as a strategic competitor that is “attempting to erode American security and prosperity.”

In the process of developing a gender-informed, culturally competent mentorship program, 28 interviews were conducted with individuals who identified themselves as experts in mentorship, mentors, mentees, or a combination of all three.

This lecture will examine the CAF/DND WPS agenda and the implementation of UNSCR 1325 focusing on CAF/DND strategy, including the institutional and the operational lines of effort.