International Trade Series

2018 International Trade Series Papers

The following papers are part of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute's 2018 International Trade Series: a collection of focused essays by key experts on issues most prominent for Canadian trade negotiations and agreements. Stay tuned for upcoming releases of the remaining essays through Winter 2018.

A NAFTA-EU Economic Agreement: A Crazy but Ultimately Smart Idea
by Robert Hage
March, 2018

Africa: Shaping the “Canadian Way” on the Continent
by Andrew Caddell
March, 2018

Canada’s “Progressive” Trade Agenda: Let’s Be Careful How Far We Push It
by Hugh Stephens
January, 2018

Canada-U.S. Trade: An Enduring Relationship, NAFTA or Not
by David Bercuson
February, 2018

Canada–United States Trade Relations: Not Just NAFTA
by Stephen Blank and Monica Gattinger
February, 2018

Confusion and Opportunity: The Challenges of Canada’s Trade Negotiations
by John Weekes
March, 2018

Global Rules of Digital Trade: Can We Adapt Bordered Regulation for a Borderless World?
by Laura Dawson
February, 2018

Japan in the New, Unpredictable World of Trade: What’s in it for Canada?
by Ferry de Kerckhove
February, 2018

Reassessing Canadian Trade in Asia
by Randolph Mank
January, 2018

The Great Divergence: North America’s Trade Policies
by Sarah Goldfeder
February, 2018

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EVENTS

2018 Speakers Series Luncheons
Calgary, Alberta

CONFERENCE
Positioning Canada in the Shifting International Order
May 8, 2018
Ottawa, Ontario

CONFERENCE
One Year of Strong, Secure, Engaged: A Status Report
June 7, 2018
Ottawa, Ontario

CONFERENCE
Fifth Annual Defence Procurement Conference
October 25, 2018
Ottawa, Ontario

IN THE MEDIA

The oilpatch has borne the brunt of our pipeline impasse for years. Now it’s the taxpayers’ turn
by Claudia Cattaneo (feat. Dennis McConaghy), Financial Post, April 18, 2018

AUDIO: North/South Korea
with Danielle Smith (feat. Marius Grinius), Global News, April 18, 2018

Should Quebec City mosque killer Alexandre Bissonnette have been charged with terrorism
by Graeme Hamilton (feat. Michael Nesbitt), National Post, April 17, 2018

Japan premier hopes to turn ‘little smile’ into steel exemption
by Franco Ordonez (feat. Eric Miller), San Francisco Gate, April 17, 2018

Canada oil recovery faces threat from potential rail strike
by Robert Tuttle & Frederic Tomesco (feat. Kevin Birn), Bloomberg Quint, April 17, 2018

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