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When personalities eclipse strategy: Why the Quad needs institutional armor

When personalities eclipse strategy: Why the Quad needs institutional armor

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Stephen is a Professor at the Department of Politics and International Studies at the International Christian University. He is a Senior Fellow at the MacDonald Laurier Institute (MLI), a Research Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI); a Visiting Fellow at the Japan Institute for International Affairs (JIIA); a Research Associate at the Institute for Security and Development and Policy (ISDP); a Senior Fellow for the East Asia Security Centre (EASC); and a Research Committee member for the Research Institute for Peace and Security (RIPS). He was selected as a Distinguished Fellow for the Asia Pacific Foundation from 2017-2020. He serves as the Director of Policy Studies for the Yokosuka Council of Asia Pacific Studies (YCAPS) spear heading their Indo-Pacific Policy Dialogue Series and as a Governor for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (CCCJ).

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  • When personalities eclipse strategy: Why the Quad needs institutional armor
    China, Indo-Pacific, Japan, Middle Power, Minilateralism, Multilateralism, NATO, Neo-Middle Power, Quad, Taiwan, The United States

    When personalities eclipse strategy: Why the Quad needs institutional armor

    Stephen R. Nagy
  • Trump’s National Security Strategy Ends Canada’s Security Discount
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    Trump’s National Security Strategy Ends Canada’s Security Discount

    Stephen R. Nagy
  • Survival in Trump, Xi and Putin’s ‘great power’ world
    Canada, China, Indo-Pacific, Japan, Middle Power, Minilateralism, Multilateralism, Neo-Middle Power, Short Clips, Taiwan, The United States

    Survival in Trump, Xi and Putin’s ‘great power’ world

    Stephen R. Nagy
  • Too nice to fight, Canada’s vulnerability in the age of authoritarian coercion
    Canada, China, Indo-Pacific, Middle Power, Minilateralism, Multilateralism, Neo-Middle Power, Short Clips, Taiwan, The United States

    Too nice to fight, Canada’s vulnerability in the age of authoritarian coercion

    Stephen R. Nagy
  • Between Giants: How Middle Powers Canada and Japan Can Coordinate to Protect Themselves Against Chinese Economic Pressure and U.S. Unpredictability
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    Between Giants: How Middle Powers Canada and Japan Can Coordinate to Protect Themselves Against Chinese Economic Pressure and U.S. Unpredictability

    Stephen R. Nagy
  • The Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Inverted World’
    Canada, Indo-Pacific, Japan, Middle Power, Minilateralism, Multilateralism, Quad, Short Clips, Taiwan, The United States

    The Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Inverted World’

    Stephen R. Nagy

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