Securing Canada's Future

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Edited by Aisha Ahmad

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Securing Canada’s Future tackles the most pressing national and international security challenges that Canada will face in the decade ahead, with insights from women who are leaders in the field of security studies.

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Introduction - Canada and the Next World Order
Aisha Ahmad

Part 1: Changing Systems

1 The Enemy Within: Polarization Risks for US Hegemony and the Liberal International Order
Carla Norrlöf

2 Canada and NATO
Ste fanie von Hlatky and Hannah Hollander

3 Balancing Priorities along the Defence, Security, and Safety Continuum in the Canadian Arctic
Danielle Cherpako and Andrea Charron

4 Canada-China Trade: Economic Interdependence and Coercion
Lynette H. Ong

5 The Middle East and North Africa and the Future of Canadian Security
Bessma Momani

Part 2: Evolving Threats

6 UN Peacekeeping at a Crossroads
Katharina Coleman and Lou Pingeot

7 Cyberspace: A Dangerous Game with Uncertain Rules
Leah West

8 Is the Canadian Emergency Management System Prepared for Evolving Threats?
Nirupama Agrawal

9 Climate Change and Canada’s Economic Security
Kathryn Harrison

10 Knitting a Sweater with a Hammer: Tensions and Opportunities That Emerge from Securitizing Climate Change
Sarah Burch and Janetta McKenzie

Part 3: Inclusive Security

11 Leveraging Diversity to Mitigate Groupthink
Aisha Ahmad

12 Gender and Security: Tackling Insecurity Inside the Canadian Military
Megan Mackenzie and Nicole Wegner

13 Indigenous Security
Chelsea Parker and Sheryl Lightfoot

14 Islamophobia in Canada: The Security-Industrial Complex
Jasmin Zine

15 Refugees and Security in Canada: Invisibility, Crisis, and Discretion
Lama Mourad

Conclusion - Security amid Transition: Canada in the Next Decade
Aisha Ahmad