25 Years After Somalia: How It Changed Canadian Armed Forces Preparations For Operations – Analysis
By Howard G. Coombs* The CARBG [Canadian Airborne Regiment Battle Group] was not operationally ready, from a training point of
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Looking For Little Green Men: Understanding Russia’s Employment Of Hybrid Warfare – Analysis
By Tony Balasevicius* Introduction In February 2014, anti-government protesters toppled the Ukrainian government of Viktor Yanukovych. Shortly thereafter, pro-Russian separatists
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Should Canada Have A Foreign Espionage Service? – Analysis
By Richard Geoffrey St. John* Unlike most countries, Canada does not have a foreign espionage service, similar to the Secret
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Russia’s Near-Abroad Interventions: Crazy Like A Fox – Analysis
By Enno Kerckhoff* Introduction and Context Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia has made several military interventions in
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China’s Re-Emergence: Assessing Civilian-Military Relations In Contemporary Era – Analysis
By Kurtis Simpson* China’s rising economic, political and military power is the most geopolitically significant development of the post-Cold War
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‘New Wars’ In Contemporary China? – Analysis
By Kunal Mukherjee* The post Cold War period has witnessed the rise of a new group of conflicts, which well
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Is There A Role For Canadian Armed Forces Chaplains In Ethics? – Analysis
By Padre Yvon Pichette and Padre Jon Derrick Marshall* The traditional role for Canadian military chaplains has always involved two
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Lethal Autonomous Systems And The Future Of Warfare – Analysis
By Daniel Sukman* “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that” – Hal, 2001: A Space Odyssey War is
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Let Me Tell You About The Birds And The Bees: Swarm Theory And Military Decision-Making – Analysis
By Ben Zweibelson* Since the 1990s, Western military organizations have demonstrated periodic interest in whether the emergent behavior of decentralized
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Fallen On Field Of Honour?: Attitudes Of Canadian Public Towards Suicides In Canadian Military 1914–2014 – Analysis
By Matthew Barrett and Allan English* There have been more deaths by suicides in the Canadian Armed Forces since 2002
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