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Tag Archives: Donald Trump
Memo: The long-term Canadian response to the Trump presidency
I wrote this memo in November-December 2016 and circulated it to a few people in and around government. Sadly, I think it’s held up quite well. Posting it here for posterity. For me, one of the key takeaways is that … Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, United States
Tagged Canada-US relations, Donald Trump, international relations, international trade, liberal-international order
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Why I won’t be attending ISA 2017
Like many others, I’ve been horrified by the Trump administration’s implementation of a de facto Muslim travel ban, as well as its caviler disregard for the rule of law, the US Constitution, and its attack on the liberal-democratic norms that … Continue reading
Jonathan Kirshner: On the rise of Trump, and the irreversible damage done
Great article by Jonathan Kirshner in the LA Review of Books, as we begin the countdown to the end of the post-World War II world. On the question of, How Trump? Kirshner argues that economic inequality and a rigged system … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 election, Donald Trump, United States
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Canadians! Fear Trumpism? Then join the Conservative party to keep it off the ballot
[Edited to correct the deadline for joining and being able to vote in the leadership campaign. It’s actually March 28. Apologies; I have no idea how I got the date wrong.] Yesterday, I paid my $15 and joined the Conservative … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian politics, Conservative leadership campaign, Conservative party, Donald Trump
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Canada: The functional country (and not just by default)
At a time in which it seems the world has gone completely mad, the Canada Day holiday stands as a chance to take the day off and catch our breath amid the insanity. Our two main international cultural reference points … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Canada Day, Donald Trump
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