Why social activists should think like venture capitalists
In How Change Happens, Oxfam activist and LSE prof Duncan Green argues that social activists need to stop being preachy—and listen
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Is now the time for Mexico and Canada to become the ’two amigos?’
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1916 series: Russia on the edge
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How 2016 became the year of the ’nasty woman’
In a hard 2016, a misogynistic insult from Donald Trump became a rallying cry
Policy, not pipelines, will determine if we meet our goals
Do pipelines prevent Canada from meeting its targets? Does approving new pipelines mean we’re betting the world won’t act? The answer to both is ’no’.
Maryam Monsef’s change in parliamentary tone
Maryam Monsef on keeping a positive tone, speaking the truth, and carrying herself with integrity in the House
Is the world falling out of love with Facebook?
Facebook once promised to bring the world closer together. It is indeed ironic that Facebook is now at risk of driving us even further apart.
The circular logic and mixed messages on electoral reform
A committee made up of all five parties delivered its much-anticipated report on electoral reform—and a predictable jumble of interests ensued
What Canada’s trade strategy should look like under Trump
Canada should continue to position itself to set the global standard for openness to the movement of products, expertise, people, technologies, and ideas