From Policy Magazine (and it also appeared in the Financial Post January 6) American Democracy is Stronger Than its Enemies Colin Robertson January 4, 2022 So, is democracy in America… Read more »
From Policy Magazine Oceans Apart—From Climate Change to Supply Management, a Rising Tide of Concern To Rule the Waves By Bruce D. Jones Simon and Schuster/2021 Reviewed by Colin Robertson… Read more »
The Two Michaels’: Dissecting a Diplomatic Drama The Two Michaels: Innocent Canadian Captives and High Stakes Espionage in the US-China Cyber War By Mike Blanchfield and Fen Osler Hampson Sutherland House… Read more »
from Policy Magazine The Rome G20: Multilateral Stress Test or Last Call at the Star Wars Cantina? Colin Robertson October 26, 2021 This weekend’s G20 summit in Rome is important… Read more »
From Policy Magazine: Canadian Politics and Public Policy What Happened in Afghanistan and What Does it Mean for Canada? Colin Robertson August 25, 2021 On the advice of an American friend… Read more »
The Canada-US Roadmap: Getting it Done from POLICY: CANADIAN POLITICS AND PUBLIC POLICY Colin Robertson March 14, 2021 Are we ready to take our most important relationship to the next level… Read more »
Remembering George P. Shultz, ‘Friend to Canada’ from POLICY: Canadian Politics and Public Policy Colin Robertson February 8, 2021 This was not the way I had wanted to meet the venerable… Read more »
The Trump Effect: The Canadian Response Colin Robertson Canada’s most important bilateral relationship is, inarguably, with the United States—a dynamic at once simplified and complicated by proximity. Since January, 2017,… Read more »