Unpublished Material
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The Case for Giving NATO an American Secretary General Revisited
Follow-up to 1995 op.ed. piece in IHT, written circa 2010
Security Sector Training and Education for the Second Reform Decade
Paper written in 2004
Governance and Security Sector Reform in the Second Reform Decade
Speaking notes for Intervention at the panel on Governance, Conference of the Canadian Forum for Southeastern Europe, Ottawa, 24 January 2003
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Les déficits démocratiques, l’Amérique du Nord, et la sécurité
Une version précédente de cet article est parue en 2000 dans le premier numéro de Connections, la publication électronique du Consortium du Partenariat pour la Paix, www.pfpconsortium.org.
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Russia and Canada: a geopolitical juxtaposition and audit
Paper delivered at conference of Institute for Canadian Studies, Moscow 2000
Canada in the Context of the Changing State
Presentation at annual meeting of the Atlantic Provinces’ Political Science Association, University of PEI, Charlottetown, September 1998.
European Security at the Turn of the Millennium: hopes, faultlines, alternative futures
Introductory lecture in the international security program for European diplomats and military attachés, Geneva Centre for Security Studies, January 1998, available at www.gcsp.ch
A Geostrategic Snapshot of the World From the Perspective of Winter 1997
Prepared for Swiss Foreign Ministry Course for Junior Diplomats, Geneva Centre for Security Studies, 6 January 1997
The Future of Democracy; the Democracy of the Future
A think-piece written circa 1994
Brussels, November 1994
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A Geo-Strategic Snapshot from the Perspective of Spring 1994
Introductory Address to JOSIM IX (crisis management workshop with representatives of security community of Russia, US, EU and Visegrad countries), organised by the European Centre for International Security), April 1994, Starnberg.
Anatomy of a Crisis in Crisis Management
Paper based on talk on Yugoslav crisis given to faction of European Parliament, circa 1993
The USSR and the Kurds: A case study of Soviet Foreign Policy
Thesis submitted to the Graduate Faculty in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts. Norman, Oklahoma. 1980. Chapter I: Introduction, Chapter VIII: World Revolution and Peaceful Co-existence: the two-level policy, Chapter IX: The Main Lines and Turning Points of Soviet Foreign Policy