18 research outputs found
Globalization as discursive resource legitimating sovereignty: The case of the Canadian Arctic
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The Rwandan crisis of april 1994: the lessons learned
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Commentary. Desperately seeking sanction: Canadian extractive companies and their public partners
No full textPromoting equitable global health research: a policy analysis of the Canadian funding landscape
No full textSaving the Canadian Fur Industry’s Hide: Government’s strategic use of private authority to constrain radical activism
No full textMinding the “governance gaps”: Re-thinking conceptualizations of host state “weak governance” and re-focussing on home state governance to prevent and remedy harm by multinational mining companies and their subsidiaries
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The Restructuring of the Chinese Automotive Industry: the Role of Foreign Direct Investment and the Impact of European Multinational Enterprises
No full textThe restructuring of the Chinese automotive industry: the role of foreign direct investment and impact of European multinational enterprises
No full textThe global educational challenge: how Canada can contribute to global developmental solutions through innovation in higher education
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