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Newsletter Winter 2018 Vol 4: 1 Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Centre and the NATO Defense College for this important event. You can find all details on this year’s conference, The Return of Deterrence: Credibility and Capabilities in a New Era on our website: http://www.queensu.ca/kcis/ On the research front, I’m pleased to release our most recent CIDP Policy Brief, “NATO’s Gender Turn: From Policies to Operations”, which features some findings from the DND and NATO-sponsored workshop held at Herstmonceux Castle in England this past Fall. I hope to see you soon, during our ongoing speaker series events! Stéfanie von Hlatky Director, Centre for International and Defence Policy Recent Publications Director’s Note Dear colleagues, It’s that time of year again when the CIDP office revs in preparation for the Kingston Conference in International Security, which will be held June 11-13, 2018. The registration portal has now been launched and I am really excited to once again team up with the US Army War College’s Strategic Studies Institute, the William G. Braun lll, Stéfanie von Hlatky, Kim Richard Nossal, eds., Engagement Between Peace and War: How Soldiers and Military Institutions Adapt. Kingston Conference on International Security Series. December 2017. Louis A. Delvoie, Bilateral Agendas. Canadian Foreign Policy on the Ground. CIDP Martello Paper #41, December 2017. Stéfanie von Hlatky, “Les Femmes et la Sécurité Internationale: Perspectives Canadiennes,” Études Internationales Vol. XLVIII, No. 1, 2017: 7-19. P.J. O’Halloran, C. Leuprecht, A. Ghanbapour-Dizboni, A. Green, and D. Adelstein, “The terrorist resourcing model applied to Canada,” Journal of Money Laundering Control Vol. 21, No. 1, 2018: 33-46. Stéfanie von Hlatky and Jeffrey Rice, “Striking a Deal on the F-35: Multinational Politics and US Defense Acquisition,” Defence Studies Vol. 18, No. 1, 2018: 19-38. Women in Defence and Security (WiDS) was established in 2005 to promote and support the advancement of women in careers related to Canadian defence and security. As part of this mandate, WiDS offers a limited number of scholarships to exceptional graduate and post-graduate students. We are delighted that Meaghan Shoemaker is the recipient of the 2018 WiDS Memorial Scholarship and Lindsay Coombs the recipient of the 2018-2019 WiDS-CGAI Fellowship. This year the WiDS Memorial Scholarship honours Special Constable Nancy Puttkemery and will support Meaghan’s research on women’s participation in NATO and veteran transition to civilian life in Ontario. The WiDS-CGAI Fellowship, which represents a partnership between WiDS and the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, will support Lindsay’s research on military innovation in policy and training regarding child soldiers. Lindsay and Meaghan are both in the Political Studies PhD programme at Queen’s and are CIDP Graduate Research Fellows. In addition, Dr. Christian Leuprecht has been named to the Class of 1965 Professorship in Leadership at the Royal Military College for a period of 3 years, beginning 1 July 2018. Congratulations
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Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Centre and the NATODefense College for this important event. You can find alldetails on this year’s conference, The Return of Deterrence:Credibility and Capabilities in a New Era on our website:http://www.queensu.ca/kcis/
On the research front, I’m pleased to release ourmost recentCIDP Policy Brief, “NATO’s Gender Turn: From Policies toOperations”, which features some findings from the DND andNATO-sponsored workshop held at Herstmonceux Castle inEnglandthispastFall.
Ihopetoseeyousoon,duringourongoingspeakerseriesevents!
StéfanievonHlatkyDirector,CentreforInternationalandDefencePolicy
Recent Publications Director’s Note Dearcolleagues,
It’s that time of year againwhentheCIDPofficerevsinpreparationfor the Kingston Conference inInternationalSecurity,whichwillbeheldJune11-13,2018.
The registration portal has nowbeen launched and I am reallyexcitedtoonceagainteamupwiththe US Army War College’sStrategic Studies Institute, the
WilliamG.Braunlll,StéfanievonHlatky,KimRichardNossal,eds.,EngagementBetweenPeaceandWar:HowSoldiersandMilitary Institutions Adapt. Kingston Conference onInternationalSecuritySeries.December2017.
LouisA.Delvoie,BilateralAgendas.CanadianForeignPolicyontheGround.CIDPMartelloPaper#41,December2017.
StéfanievonHlatky,“LesFemmesetlaSécuritéInternationale:Perspectives Canadiennes,” Études Internationales Vol.XLVIII,No.1,2017:7-19.
P.J.O’Halloran,C.Leuprecht,A.Ghanbapour-Dizboni,A.Green,andD.Adelstein,“TheterroristresourcingmodelappliedtoCanada,”JournalofMoneyLaunderingControlVol.21,No.1,2018:33-46.
Stéfanie vonHlatky and JeffreyRice, “StrikingaDeal on theF-35:Multinational Politics and USDefense Acquisition,”DefenceStudiesVol.18,No.1,2018:19-38.
Women in Defence and Security (WiDS) was established in2005 topromoteandsupporttheadvancementofwomenincareersrelatedtoCanadiandefenceandsecurity.Aspartofthismandate, WiDS offers a limited number of scholarships toexceptionalgraduateandpost-graduatestudents.
WearedelightedthatMeaghanShoemakeristherecipientofthe2018WiDSMemorialScholarshipandLindsayCoombstherecipient of the 2018-2019WiDS-CGAIFellowship.This yearthe WiDS Memorial Scholarship honours Special ConstableNancy Puttkemery and will support Meaghan’s research onwomen’s participation in NATO and veteran transition tocivilian life in Ontario. The WiDS-CGAI Fellowship, whichrepresents a partnership between WiDS and the CanadianGlobal Affairs Institute, will support Lindsay’s research onmilitary innovation in policy and training regarding childsoldiers.LindsayandMeaghanarebothinthePoliticalStudiesPhDprogrammeatQueen’sandareCIDPGraduateResearchFellows.
Inaddition,Dr.ChristianLeuprechthasbeennamedtotheClassof 1965 Professorship in Leadership at the Royal MilitaryCollegeforaperiodof3years,beginning1July2018.
Congratulations
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The16DaysofActivismAgainstGenderBasedViolenceisaglobalcampaignspearheadedbyRutgersUniversityand,inCanada,thiseffort has been led byWomen in International Security Canadasince2014.Thisyear’stheme,“FromPeaceintheHometoPeacein theWorld:MakeEducationSafe forAll”,highlightedthediresituationformillionsofyoungwomenandmenwhoseuniversalhumanrighttoeducationisimpactedorcutshortduetoviolence,lackofresources,anddiscrimination.
FromNovember25thtoDecember10tharecord-breakingtotalof54events,involving113differentorganizations,wereheldacrossCanadatoraiseawarenessatthelocal,nationalandinternationallevels about the challenges affecting those who experiencegender-basedviolence.InformationonalloftheseeventscanbeseenontheWIISCanadawebsiteandthefinaloutcomereportwillbereleasedinthecomingweeks.Thisyear’sSteeringCommitteewasencouragedbythe2017resultsandenvisionsevenfurthergrowth,buildingnewpartnershipsandwideningtheevent’sreachacrossCanadainthefuture.
16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign
The Gender Dimension of Veteran Transition 2018:Workshop and Mentorship Program-ProfessionalDevelopmentDayTheCIDP,inpartnershipwiththeCanadianInstituteforMilitaryandVeteranHealthResearch,ispleasedtopresentthesecondannualGDVTworkshop.
The firstdayof theworkshopcomprisespanelpresentations,withselectpaperstobedevelopedintoaSpecialEditionwiththeJournalforMilitary,VeteranandFamilyHealth.Thesecondday is designed to help women veterans and women in theprocessoftransitioningtocivilianlifeandfeaturesnetworkingopportunities with multiple employers, seminars, and thechancetoengageinamentorshipprogram.
Forfulldetailsandtoregisterorsubmitapaper,pleasevisittheCIDPwebsite.
Calendar of Events IDP Speakers Series:
6Mar: RichardFaddenAcknowledgingandAddressingCanada’s21stCenturyNationalSecurityThreats
22Mar: JeffreyRiceWhyOrganizationsFight:WarsofChoiceinanAgeofInstability
27Mar:DannyPerkins
3Apr: LTCTAllison,LColPO’Halloran,LtColAVoglerResearchpresentationLectures, Workshops, and Conferences
CSDD/CIDP/IIGRPanelEvent:GenderMattersinPoliticalScience1March2018,EllisHall,Queen’sUniversityKingstonIHLConference:VulnerabilitiesinArmedConflict:exploringchildsoldiersandsexasaweaponofwar9March2018,RobertSutherlandHall,Queen’sUniversityTheGenderDimensionofVeteranTransition2018:Workshop&MentorshipProgram-ProfessionalDevelopmentDay11-12May2018,RobertSutherlandHall,Queen’sUniversityKingstonConferenceonInternationalSecurity2018:TheReturnofDeterrence:CredibilityandCapabilitiesinaNewEra11-13June2018,HolidayInnKingstonWaterfront
CIDP Welcomes New Fellows TheCIDPisdelightedtowelcomefournewfellows:
Dr.GraceJaramilloDr.JamesMcKayDr.AsaMcKercherRobertWilliams
Event Details Date: 11 – 12 May 2018 Location: Robert Sutherland Hall, Room 448 Queen’s University
