Ep. 19 - To Five Percent or Close to it? On the Path to Higher Defence Spending

CIDP Director and host of today's episode Michael Murphy is joined by Anessa Kimball, Professor of political science in international relations at Université Laval. They sit down to discuss Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy through its new budgetary pledge of 5% total defence spending, the challenges it faces, and if it's even possible to achieve.

Anessa L. Kimball (prof/they/iel) is a professor of political science in international relations at Université Laval, Québec, Canada, where they have been on faculty for nearly two decades. Since 2019, Kimball has directed the Canadian Defence and Security Network, a federally funded partnership research network. Their research combines rational institutional design and collective action approaches with different statistical methods and machine-coded (interview and international agreement) content analysis to examine how states resolve strategic problems (distribution, commitment, uncertainty) through the design of informal defence and security arrangements alongside NATO and issues of defence burden sharing, procurement, and international cooperation.

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Ep. 22 - A Conversation on NATO DIANA with Acting Director Jyoti Hirani-Driver

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Ep. 21 - Is Artificial Intelligence Going to be a Threat to our Safety?

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Ep. 20 - Does Alberta Really Want to Leave Canada?

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Ep. 18 - Joint Operations, Defence of the Homeland & Defence Modernization

US Army War College Visiting Defence Fellow and host of today's episode LTC Nicholas Currie is joined by today's guest MGen Chris McKenna (Commander of 1 Canadian Air Division). They will discuss join...

26 Jan 42min

Publishing Ep. 4 - Canadian Foreign Policy Journal

Host Michael P.A. Murphy is joined by our guest Philippe Lagassé, Associate Professor, Barton Chair in International Affairs, Carleton University. Phillipe is co-editor of the CFPJ. Canadian Foreign P...

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Publishing Ep. 3 - Armed Forces & Society Journal

Host Michael P.A. Murphy is joined by our guest Ori Swed, Associate Professor, Texas Tech University. Ori is Editor-in-Chief of the Armed Forces & Society Journal. Armed Forces & Society: an interdisc...

9 Des 202525min

Ep. 17 - When is it Genocide? Thinking about the Crime of Crimes

CIDP Associate Director and host of today's episode Amarnath Amarasingam is discussing Genocide, the crime of crimes, with guest Mark Kersten, assistant Professor in the Criminology and Criminal Justi...

26 Nov 20251h 10min