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Centre for International Peace and Security Studies

The Centre for International Peace and Security Studies formalizes research cooperation among Montreal's leading specialists of world politics, with the aim of integrating the activities of a growing number of faculty, students and experts. *NOTE FROM CIAO: This institution no longer publishes original research.*
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• January 05, 2014 America's Asia Pivot - A Return to Realism?
  By: Sean Kay
• June 05, 2013 Before the Cut: The Global Politics of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
  By: Srdjan Vucetic
• March 05, 2013 Options for Canada's Future in Euro-Atlantic Organizations (2013-2030)
  By: Frédéric Mérand, Nicola Contessi, Jérémie Cornut, Dominika Kunertova
• April 05, 2012 Keep Friends Close but Colleagues Closer: Efficiency in the Establishment of Peace Operations
  By: Heidi Hardt
• April 05, 2012 India in Afghanistan: A Rising Power or a Hesitant Power?
  By: Harsh Pant
• March 05, 2012 Diplomacy as Impression Management: Strategic Face-Work and Post-Colonial Embarassment
  By: Rebecca Adler-Nissen
• October 05, 2011 Do Failed States Produce More Terrorism: Initial Evidence from the Non-Traditional Threat Data (1999-2008)
  By: Bridget L. Coggins
• October 05, 2010 The U.S. Senate and Iraq: Who Changed their Views, and Why?
  By: Andrew Bennet, Andrew Loomis
• October 05, 2010 Juggling the New Triad--Energy, Environment and Security: A Case Study of the Canadian Oil Sands
  By: Hendrik Spruyt
• October 05, 2010 Status, Identity, and Rising Powers
  By: Deborah Welch Larson, Alexei Shevchenko
• September 05, 2010 Taming the Revisionist State: The Effects of Military Defeats on the War-Proneness of Germany vs. Iraq
  By: Benjamin Miller, Moran Mandalbaum
• November 05, 2008 States and Rules, Norms and Interests
  By: Ian Hurd
• October 05, 2008 War and Peace in Early Modern East Asia: Hierarchy and Legitimacy in International Systems
  By: David C. Kang
• February 05, 2008 Solidarism or Pluralism? Political Ideas of the American Union and the European Union
  By: Robert Jackson
• January 05, 2008 Globalization and Global Governance in the 21st Century
  By: Jeffrey Hart, Joan Edelman Spero
• November 05, 2006 Globalization, Private Security, and Democratic Processes: Implications for the Democratic Peace?
  By: Deborah Avant
• November 05, 2006 Debunking the 1930s Analogy: Neville Chamberlain's Grand Strategy Re-Examined
  By: Christopher Layne
• October 05, 2006 Dysfunction of an Ideological State: Pakistan's Recurrent Crisis in Historic Context
  By: Hussain Haqqani
• February 05, 2005 Leaders and Laggards: When and Why do Countries Sign the NPT?
  By: Christopher Way, Karthika Sasikumar
• November 05, 2004 America Adrift? Myths and Realities About the United States in the New World
  By: Joseph M. Grieco
• January 05, 2001 When (And How) Regions Become Peaceful: Explaining Transitions From War To Peace
  By: Benjamin Miller
• January 05, 2001 International And Transatlantic Images Of Belonging: The United States And Europe In The 21st Century
  By: John A. Hall