CIR Working Papers
The Centre of International Relations (CIR) is a part of the Liu Institute of Global Issues and a research center within the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the University of British Columbia. It facilitates internationally-oriented interdisciplinary research and curricula among the faculty and students of the University of British Columbia and other institutions in Canada and abroad. The CIR Working Papers discuss a broad range of the topics directly related to the research activities of the center.
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- Taking Sovereignty Out of This World
- Regime-Induced Displacement and the Dilemmas of Civilian Protection
- Creating Space for Emancipatory Human Security
- The Pervasiveness and Absence of 'The Political'?
- Environment Activism or National Security Threat?
- The Challenge of Constructing Legitimacy in Peacebuilding
- The Challenge of Constructing Legitimacy in Peacebuilding
- New Tricks for the Dogs of War, or just Old W(h)ine in New Bottles? - Securitisation, Defence Policy and Civilian Control in Brazil, 1994-2002
- Is there a Specifically Canadian Perspective in the World?
- Raising the Risks of War: Defence Spending Trends and Competitive Arms Processes in East Asia
- China's Conception of Energy Security: Sources and International Impacts
- Coercion, Compromise, and Co-optation under the New Security Dilemma: Addressing Colombia's Armed Groups
- State Sovereignty and Regional Instiutionalism in the Asia Pacific
- Human Rights Violations and Non-State Armed Groups: A New Framework
- Rwanda and the Politics of the Body
- The 2002 Nuclear Posture Review: The 'New Triad', Counterproliferation, and U.S. Grand Strategy
- Beyond the Linguistic Analogy: Norm and Action in International Politics
- Geopolitical Change and Contemporary Security Studies: Contextualizing the Human Security Agenda
- Law, Knowledge, and National Interests in Trade Disputes: The Softwood Lumber Case
- The Revolution in Military Affairs and its Impact on Canada: The Challenge and the Consequences
- Asia and Nonproliferation after the Cold War: Issues, Challenges and Strategies
- The Problem of Change in International Relations Theory
- Surrogate Sovereignty? Great Power Responsibility and "Failed States"
- Small Arms Trade and Proliferation in East Asia: Southeast Asia and the Russian Far East
- Uniting Nations: Global Regimes and the UN System
- Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism: The International Political Economy of the Trade/Environment Nexus
- De Facto States in the International System
- Sino-Russian Confidence Building Measures: A Preliminary Analysis
- John Nelson (1873 - 1936) and the Origins of Canadian Participation in APEC
- Canada’s Transatlantic Interests and the Enlargement of NATO
- The Why and How of EU Enlargement
- The Territorial Covenant: International Society and the Stabilization of Boundaries
- Japan’s Regional and Global Coalition Participation: Political and Economic Aspects
- Virtual Resources: International Relations Research on the Internet
- Taiwan: Between Two Nationalisms
- Transnational Organized Crime and International Security
- Chinese Naval Power and East Asian Security
- The Evolution of Cooperative Security: Canada and the Human Dimension of the CSCE, 1973-1994
- New Powers, Old Patterns: Dangers of the Naval Buildup in the Asia Pacific Region
- Asia Pacific Arms Buildups: Part Two
- Asia Pacific Arms Buildups: Part One
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