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National Security Policy Network
The National Security Policy Network supports research and organizes public events on national security policy in Canada and in allied countries. Our objective is to support broader public discussion of issues related to intelligence, national security, and defence. By doing so, we aim to build greater links between academics, students, practitioners, and the public and to provide venues to advance knowledge on these issues.
Coordinators:
Thomas Juneau (Graduate School of Public and International Affairs)
Craig Forcese (Faculty of Law – Common Law Section)
Wesley Wark (Graduate School of Public and International Affairs)
Past Events
Evidence and Intelligence in the Context of National Security Operations
Philip Wright 3/21/2017 FSS 4004 11h30-15h00
Parliamentary Eyes on the Spies? Discussing the proposed National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians
Eyes on the spies / Juneau 10/6/2016 FSS4004 11h00-14h30
T. Juneau / E. Mendez 11/10/2016 Law School
Wesley Wark event w students 11/14/2016 FSS 4004 11h30-15h00
Current challenges in terrorism and counter-terrorism in Canada
Ward Elcock 11/21/2016 FSS 4004 11h00-14h30
The Tehran Test: How human rights cases in Iran are putting Canada’s foreign policy approach to the test
Iran Event 11/22/2016 FSS 4004 11h00-15h00 18h00-21h00
CSE: What do we Know? What do we Need to Know?
CSE and Bill Robinson 11/23/2016 FSS5028 11h00-15h00
Phillippe Beaulieu-Brossard 11/30/2016 FSS5028 11h00-15h00
Protecting the Government of Canada’s most important information: CSE and Cyber Security
Scott Jones 2/27/2017 FSS 4004 11h30-15h00
Geopolitics Unraveling: The Search for a New Normal
Mathew Burrows 3/23/2017 FSS 5028 12h30-15h30