Conférence - Monday, November 4, 13h-14h30
The federal elections and Canada’s Arctic policy: what’s next?
The Government of Canada published its Arctic policy one day before the start of the federal election. The policy was co-developed by the Government of Canada and numerous Northern organizations over the last 3 years. Given the electoral results, this roundtable wants to bring experts together to decipher how the Arctic region was talked about during the campaign and the likely direction that it will take in the next.
Conférence - Vendredi 6 décembre 2019, 8h30 - 15h30 - Friday, December 6 2019, 8h30 - 15h30
Cartographier la paradiplomatie arctique – Mapping Arctic Paradiplomacy
This conference has for main purpose to offer an updated description of Arctic paradiplomacy in light of recent political developments. It also wants to highlight the opportunities and limitations that sub-national governments (such as Greenland, Alaska and Québec) are facing in Arctic governance.
Conférence - Mercredi, 13 novembre 2019, 13h - 15h
Zapad, Vostok, Tsentr: Russian military exercises, alliances and capabilities
Military exercises have for purpose to ensure troops are trained to face real-life scenarios. These drills also provide us with a window on the nature of threats perceived by a country as well as the evolution of alliance systems.
Lancement - Mercredi, 11 décembre 2019, 10h00-11h00
Lancement de la revue annuelle L’année arctique 2019
La revue annuelle L'année arctique 2019
La revue annuelle « L’année arctique » de l’Observatoire de la politique et la sécurité de l’Arctique (OPSA) propose une analyse des développements significatifs qui sont survenus au cours de la dernière année dans la région arctique. Au-delà des discours alarmistes et des prédictions angoissées, des experts expliqueront et cadreront les changements affectant cette région pour mieux saisir la nature de l’évolution de l’Arctique.