Advanced registration requested by Monday, 12 March to csds1112lowenheim.eventbrite.com or call 613.520.2600 ext. 6671.
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This event is by invitation only. Please contact Prof. David Mendeloff for more information.
This annual event brings together approximately 500 students from Ottawa-Gatineau area French and English-language high schools to attend a day of workshops
– twenty-one in all – on a wide range of international and security issues. This year's English keynote will be given by Dr. John Curtis, on the topic, "Will the World Economy Ever Get Back to Normal?" (9:15-10:15 in Southam Hall, Theater B), and the French keynote will be given by Lt Col Eric Charron
on the topic, «Les Forces Canadiennes dans un monde en changement» (9:15-10:15 in Azrieli Room 101).
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Biennial Canadian Foreign Policy Journal junior scholars' workshop. This year's theme is "Canada and Asia: Setting a New Policy Agenda." Panel subjects include regional security challenges, the feasibility of developing a unified policy, and the role of formal and informal diplomacy in trans-Pacific relations. A preliminary agenda is available here. For more information contact cfpj@carleton.ca
Pre-registration is required by Thursday, 12 May to Dr. Kurt Jensen at kurt.jensen@sympatico.ca.
Please note that this presentation will be conducted under the Chatham House Rule.
Advanced registration is requested by Thursday, 28 April to csdsevents@carleton.ca or 613.520.2600 ext. 6671.
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This annual event brings together approximately 500 students from Ottawa-Gatineau area French and English-language high schools to attend a day of workshops
– twenty-one in all – on a wide range of international and security issues. This year's English keynote will be given by Dr. Val Percival of NPSIA, on the topic,
"Humanitarian Action in Conflict-Affected States: The Importance of Health" (9:00-10:00 in Southam Hall, Theater B), and the French keynote will be given by Dr. Stephen Brown
of the University of Ottawa on the topic, «La lutte contre l'impunité en Afrique: Comment poursuivre les responsables d'abus massifs de droits humains?» (12:45-1:45 in Southam
Hall, Theater B).
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Advanced registration required. Visit the the workshop website for details.
This event is presented in cooperation with the Canadian Centre of Intelligence and Security Studies and Canadian Foreign Policy journal.