This series — drawing on comparative research by CETD collaborators — seeks toÌýspark new ways of thinking and stimulate action on pressing public policy issues.
The series was prepared for the conference “Canada and Europe: Converging or Diverging Responses to International and Domestic Challenges?â€� held at ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ University on March 10-11, 2016. The conference was sponsored by the Canada-EuropeÌýTransatlantic Dialogue (CETD) and the Faculty of Public Affairs Research Month at ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ University. CETD receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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(A)ÌýCanada-Europe Relations: A New Era of Enhanced Cooperation?
I. Opportunities and Challenges in the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement Implementation
: “Between a Rock and A Hard Place: Canada’s Trade and Investment Policy Choices from NAFTA to CETA”
II. Crisis Management and the EU-Canada Strategic Partnership
: “Russia’s integration initiatives:ÌýDilemmas for the European Union”
III.ÌýEurope and Canada Respond to Challenges of Environmental Sustainability
: “The European experience of climate changeÌýpolicy-making: Lessons for Canada”
IV.ÌýChallenges in Migration and Integration of Immigrants
“The fragmentation of the European migration system”
: “Balancing Citizenship Rights in an Age of Globalization”
(B) Europe and Canada: Facing New Social and Political Challenges
V.ÌýAfter the Euro Crisis
: “A Canadian Perspective on the Euro Area’s New Financial Governance Regime”
: “EU Newer Member States: Monetary Integration Maturity”
: “Saving the Euro: Policies, Institutions, and Politics in the Eurozone Crisis”
VI. Inclusive Growth, Social Innovation, and Social Inclusion
:ÌýLa question de l’inclusion sociale auÌýQuébec
VII. Challenges of Democratic Legitimacy: Confronting Citizen Apathy and the Democratic DeficitÌý
ÌýVIII. Democratic Governance and Multi-Level Systems
: “The Politics of Boundary Control in Multi-Level Systems: Europe and Canada Compared”